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The Unseen  //  Nespatřené (Orig.)

DIR: Miroslav Janek
1997 / Czech Republic / 53 min

„People imagine, that the blind live in darkness and know nothing about the things around them. But they have a concrete image of everything.“ says photographer Daniela Horníčková, who led blind children from the Prague Jaroslav Ježek School to capture their surroundings on still camera. The children took pictures at school, on field trips, at home or the dormitory mostly focusing on things they knew by touch. In 1995, director Miroslav Janek entered the project and shot a documentary stimulating comprehension of the issues and uniqueness of the creative process.

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About

Director Miroslav Janek
Screenplay Daniela Horníčková
Dir. of Photography Miroslav Janek
Editing Tonička Janková
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Duration 53 min
Year 1997
Country Czech Republic
Colour
Tags children, disabilities, photography
Production Miroslav Janek
Miroslav Janek
Country:  Czech Republic
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