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Whiplash - Blu-ray

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Whiplash [USA, 2014]

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Descriptions and menus are not in Czech
BLU-RAY sound:
czech czech Dolby Digital 5.1, english english DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, polish polish Dolby Digital 5.1 VO, hungarian hungarian Dolby Digital 5.1, french french DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, Portuguese Portuguese DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, Spanish Spanish Dolby Digital 5.1
Lenght:
107 minutes

Carrier (platform):
Blu-ray
ČSFD rating:
86%
EAN:
5050629377613
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Andrew Neiman is a nineteen-year-old jazz drummer who dreams of stardom, but isn't sure if his dreams will ever come true. Haunted by his father's failed writing career, he is determined to rise to the very top of the most prestigious music conservatory. One evening, Andrew, who is currently practicing the drums, is confronted by Terence Fletcher, a conductor renowned as much for his teaching talent as his ruthless practices. Although they don't share much that evening, Fletcher awakens Andrew's desire to achieve his goal.
To Andrew's surprise, the next day, Fletcher asks for Andrew to be assigned to his band. This single act changes the young man's life forever. At first, Andrew is forced to function only as a "substitute", turning the score over to the lead drummer. But at the next competition the band attends, the lead drummer, through fate or something else, loses his score. Andrew, who knows the whole part by heart, gets a chance to play. Although this act alienates the other musicians, the band wins the competition and Andrew has the chance to become Fletcher's new favourite...
WHIPLASH - TECHNICAL DATA
Music: Justin Hurwitz
Script: Damien Chazelle
Cinematography: Sharone Meir
Production: Jason Blum, Mark David Katchur, Michel Litvak, David Lancaster, Helen Estabrook
Bonus features:

  • Commentary by director Damien Chazelle and actor J.K. Simmons
  • An evening at the Toronto Film Festival with the cast and director