Du courage pour chaque jour

Titre original : Kazdy den odvahu

1964
1h 25min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA worker from a big machine-tool plant engaged himself in the political work and quickly climbed up. When Stalin's cult of personality was revealed and rejected, many things changed and he w... Tout lireA worker from a big machine-tool plant engaged himself in the political work and quickly climbed up. When Stalin's cult of personality was revealed and rejected, many things changed and he was unable to cope with such changes.A worker from a big machine-tool plant engaged himself in the political work and quickly climbed up. When Stalin's cult of personality was revealed and rejected, many things changed and he was unable to cope with such changes.

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Récompenses
- 2 victoires au total

Anecdotes
Award: Grand Prix de la Critique Tchécoslovaque 1965.

Citations
[first lines]
delník Jarda Lukas: Every day, we are touching both great loves and great hatreds, and if you lose, even for a moment, that which you truly love, you cannot avoid the idea that you are also losing a part of your life, that an inner flame is irreversibly dying in you, that an indispensable tone is forever being silenced in you.

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Edited into CzechMate: In Search of Jirí Menzel (2018)

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7/10

Reminsicent to "Saturday Night Sunday Morning"

(1964) Courage For Every Day/ K a z d y den o d v a h u (In Czech with English subtitles) DRAMA. SOCIAL COMMENTARY

Co written and directed by Evald Schorm that has warehouse worker,delník Jarda Lukas (Jan Kacer) or Jarout for short narrating his daily routine. He first meets before he makes out with long time girl friend, Vera (Jana Brejchová) in her rental apartment. Before she is then visited by the lady landlord, Byata (Olga Scheinpflugová) while corresponding with the senior tenant, Eduard Mrázek (Václav Trégl) who lives below her. And apparently Vera is not supposed to have J a r o u t in her little apartment, and she often sneaks him in anyway. On the following morning while J a r o u t is working, he is then visited by a journalist (Vlastimil Brodský) conducting random interviews we first notice a group of older teenagers following direction by a smut teenager, Borek (Josef Krames ) is also interviewed as well. With the help of the journalist's wife, O l i n a (Jirina Jiráskova) she often be the only one who appears to be the one who drives her husband around and they offer to drive Jarout, sometimes are dining or drinking beer with each other.

While watching this, is reminiscent to the Czechoslovakia equivalent of Saturday Night Sunday Morning" and that is sufficient enough.