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Through the Eyes of the Photographer
Real love saved her life. Famous photographer of film stars ZUZANA MINACOVA presents a fascinating account of the Nazi and Communist era in Central Europe.
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Real love saved her life. Famous photographer of film stars ZUZANA MINACOVA presents a fascinating account of the Nazi and Communist era in Central Europe.
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Written By:Matej Mináč, Matej Mináč
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Česká televize, Trigon Production, Mazl, Fénix Film, RTVS, RWE, Slovenský filmový ústav, W.I.P.
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