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The Valley of the Bees - Blu-ray + DVD digipack

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Title:
Údolí včel (Československo, 1967)
Import:
Descriptions and menus are not in Czech
BLU-RAY sound:
czech czech 2.0
Subtitles BLU-RAY:
french french
Lenght:
100 min.
ČSFD rating:
84%
EAN:
3760137632808
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Are you looking for a true gem of European cinema that will completely immerse you in its raw atmosphere and profound story? The historical drama The Valley of the Bees (Údolí včel), directed by František Vláčil, represents an absolute pinnacle of filmmaking. This ballad-like film is a fascinating study of human freedom, fanaticism, and uncompromising honor, set in the harsh medieval era. Get this masterpiece on Blu-ray and treat yourself to a gripping visual and spiritual experience that belongs in the collection of every true movie connoisseur.

The story takes place in the second half of the 13th century. As a young boy, nobleman Ondřej of Vlkanov (Petr Čepek) is dedicated to the Order of Teutonic Knights by his cruel father to atone for the father's sins. Ondřej grows up within the cold walls of a Baltic fortress under the strict supervision of his older friend and religious fanatic, Armina von Heide (Jan Kačer). Over time, however, Ondřej's desire for his homeland, freedom, and human love prevails, prompting him to escape the Order and return home. But Armin sets out on his trail. He follows him like a shadow with a single goal—to punish the defector and return his soul to God, even if it means Ondřej's death. A tragic conflict erupts between human emotion and relentless religious dogma.


• Introduction to the Film by Christian Lucas
• Poster and Image Gallery