Zlata Prague (festival)

Zlata Prague is an international television festival.

The television festival "Golden Prague" was organized in 1964 by Czechoslovak television. One of the organizers was OIRT , which awarded Interview prizes to television films ^[1] .

The festival is dedicated exclusively to music and dance programs and films of all genres. Among the Soviet and Russian films were the winners of the festival: “ Package ” (Grand Prix; 1966) “ Nuremberg Epilogue ” (1971), “ Strange Adults ” (Grand Prix; 1975) “ Galatea ” (1978), “ Children as Children ” (Intervision Prize; 1978), “ That Munchhausen ” (1980), “ Annie ” (1982), “ Carousel ” (Grand Prix; 1984), “ Masquerade ” (Grand Prix; 1985), “ Remember me like this ” (Grand Prix; 1987), “ Maya Plisetskaya, familiar and unfamiliar ” (1988), “The human voice ” (1994).

Along with Prix ​​Italia and Rose d´Or, the Golden Prague Festival is the oldest television festival in Europe. In 2015, the 52nd festival will take place.