Juraj Nvota ( Slovak. Juraj Nvota , March 1, 1954 , Bratislava ) - Slovak theater, film and television director, actor .
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Biography
The first actor's work was the film Pink Dreams (1976) directed by Dusan Ganak .
In 1977, he graduated from the Bratislava Higher School of Performing Arts with a degree in Theater Director .
He also made his debut in the theater in 1977 ( Trnava Theater for Children and Youth) in the play based on the novel by Mark Twain " Tom Sawyer ".
Since 1982, she has directed theater productions of the Radoshinsky naive theater (performances: Wedding, Black Sheep, Bride sold by Kubo, Pavilion B, Women's department, How I got myself, Hotel Europe).
Since 1992, he has been the full-time director of the Astorka Korzo'90 theater in Bratislava (performances: Casimir and Carolina, Tales from the Vienna Woods, Stepmother, Armageddon on the Horn, etc.). He is also the director of the Prague Theater "Studio Epsilon".
Since the 1990s, he has been engaged in filmmaking, the most famous film of Juraj Nvoty is a joint Slovak-Czech painting Cruel Joys (2002), which tells the story of a Czech notary who lived in a small Slovak town in the thirties of the 20th century. [2]
Juraj Nvota teaches at the Faculty of Dramatic and Puppetry of the Bratislava Higher School of Performing Arts (Department of Directing and Dramaturgy).
Personal life
In a marriage with his first wife Mirka Chibenkova, the son Yakub (also an actor and director) was born. The second wife of Yurai Nvota was the Slovak actress Anna Shishkova, daughter Teresa was born in a joint marriage. Yuray Nvota also raised the daughter of Anna Shishkova Dorota. Since 2005, married to a doctor Marina Slanchikova. [3]
Theater Director
- David Greig: The last note from an astronaut to a woman whom he once loved during the time of the former Soviet Union . Translation by Jiri Ornest. Production: Radka Denemarkova and Ivan Slamov. Scenography: Petr Matasek. Costumes: Katerina Stefkova. Composer: Michal Novinsky. Director: Yuray Nvota. Cast: Peter Shpalkova, Tanya Paugofova, Igor Khmela, Martin Finger, David Shveglik, Peter Chtvrtnichek, Jiri Ornest, Kristina Maderichova, Magdalena Sidonova, Leosh Sukharzhipa / Pavel Lishka, Yosef Polashek; Theater "On the Railing", premiere: December 18, 2003; last performance: January 23, 2006.
Filmography
As a director
- 2002 Cruel joys
- 2007 Music
- 2012 State Security Agent
- 2014 hostage
As an actor
- 1976 Pink Dreams (postman Yakub, director Dusan Ganak)
- 1980 I love you love (director Dusan Ganak)
- 1980 Blues for the FSB (director Vladimir Sis (Czech Republic), in the role of David)
- 1985 Silent Joy (directed by Dusan Ganak)
- 1990 Be careful! (doctor, directors Joseph Slovak, Joseph Heriban)
- 1992 Everything I Love (Director Martin Shulik)
- 1997 Stars from the sky (official, director Eva Borushovichova)
- 2009 Peace of mind (director Vladimir Balko)
- 2009 Unrestrained promise (director Jiri Hlumsky)
- 2010 Passport (director Ondrej Troyan)
- 2016 I, Olga Gepnarova (directors Tomasz Weinreb and Peter Kazda)
Links
Notes
- ↑ filmportal.de - 2005.
- ↑ Režisér Juraj Nvota o svém filmu Konfident: Dobrý příběh klade otázky , denik.cz, 4. července 2012
- ↑ Znovu otcom , Život, 27. května 2006
External links
- Juraj Nvota on Osobnosti.sk (in Slovak)
- Juraj Nvota on the website of the Czech-Slovak film base (in Czech)
- Juraj Nvota in Kinobaz ( Czech)