On the path after the devil's quill

The devil's quill, who gave the name to the whole fairy tale, is used in hell to write sins of people. When the quill of the hell branch in Pytlov stops working, Lucifer sends the young devil Boniface to bring a new one. However, the quill is stolen from him by a local swindler which triggers a chain of events during which Boniface has to deal with cunning and scamming villains of Pytlov, as well as help Lucifer to get the heart of the beautiful Markéta.  

"I like movies such like The Incredibly Sad Princess with original art stylization and excellent songs. Even in our fairy tale we have three songs and I think they are hits, " said the director Marek Najbrt.  

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Actress Judit Bárdos sings in film for the first time

One of the great songs is the duet of Boniface and Markétka, played by Jan Cina and Judit Bárdos. "I've probably never played in a movie where I had to sing, so it's a great experience, and the song is so beautiful, so it's a joy. I hope that one of the reasons why people will like this fairy tale will be the songs, " says Judith Bárdos.

The fairy tale promises a return to the past, when the real fairy tales of high quality and glamor were filmed. Whether Čertí brko ranks among the Czech classics, such as Three Wishes for Cinderella, The Third Prince or Give the Devil His Hue, will be seen on November 29, when the fairy tale enters the Czech cinemas.

In addition to the leading roles of Jan Cina and Judith Bárdos, Marián Geišberg plays Markétka's father, Tomáš Jeřábek and Jiří Maryško play the coons, the residents of Pytlov are Marek Daniel, Jana Plodková and Michal Dalecký. In hell, we will find Václav Kopta or Jakub Žáček.

Production was supported by the State Fund of Cinematography and the Slovak Audiovisual Fund, the Plzeň Region and the Vysočina Region. The project also received Eurimages support. The fairy tale will be featured by Falcon distribution company.

What does dance really mean for the dance genius himself?

"Dance not only expresses joy, sorrow, or other emotional mood, it can also be a prayer, a ritual, a therapy, or an intellectual structure. Dance has an endless amount of abstract or realistic rendition. And when it’s done professionally, it's as if the dancer said, "I'm an artwork," says Jiří Kylián. He also became a lifetime member of the prestigious French Academy of Choreography. This discipline was even created in the academy only for him.

The main theme of the works of Jiří Kylián is always love and death.

The work of the Symphony of Psalms is an artistic milestone in Jiří Kylián's world dance scene. It was created in 1978 for the Nederlands Dance Theatre to the music of Igor Stravinsky. Bridges of Time are a path through the masterpieces of Jiří Kylián, the most famous choreographer of Czech origin. The work of Jiří Kylián is enormously diverse and creative. His artistic work counts more than a hundred pieces, is surprising by its emotional depth, inner thrill, a strong dramatic line, but also its playfulness.  

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Art is true

"I think that Czech people see the year 1918 as a milestone – a symbol of freedom and democracy. And freedom and liberty of creation are the meeting points for art in any form. In short, art is true, " explains the artistic chief of the NT Ballet, Filip Barankiewicz.

With this project, the NT Ballet will not only support this important anniversary, but also give thanks to the famous Czech native, choreographer Jiří Kylián, who undoubtedly became an icon of world dance. "I am glad that Jiří Kylián chose these choreographies for Prague, which I consider to be very sensitive and which undoubtedly belong to the treasures of his work," adds Filip Barankiewicz.

If you are interested in the creative period, manuscript or life milestones of Jiří Kylián, do not miss the October 21 ballet workshop at the National Theatre. Kylián   - The Bridges of Time will be presented on October 17, 18, 20 (14.00 and 19.00) and 23 and on November 3.