Ondřej Anděra

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Flexible, powerful, and naive. The fates of three men intersect at the launch of Czechoslovak television broadcasting. Ambitious actor František Filipovský has no idea that his casual improvisation on the theme of "the miser" will go down in history. For Minister of Information Václav Kopecký, it is a moment of great nervousness: will he convince his comrades that television broadcasting is the golden goose of communist propaganda? A young television technician is fascinated by the "remote transmission of images and sound" – he has a job he never dreamed of. But can a person fulfill their dreams in communist Czechoslovakia in the 1950s without getting involved with the regime?

WWW Neurobeat is one of the pioneers of Czech rap, yet they never let themselves be bound by its rules. Alice Lacková’s documentary traces the band’s evolution from the 1990s to the present, primarily through interviews, archival footage, and concert recordings. How did an underground phenomenon become a unique artistic project straddling the boundaries of experimental music, poetry, and visual art? And how can the sound of a saw be transformed into music?

Renowned Czech drummers gathered on one stage at the Fléda club in Brno, where they did not hesitate to play up to two tons of various percussion instruments in musical styles from around the world. This time, the core of the Drummers' Gathering consisted of players of classical Western percussion instruments Pavel Fajt, Pavel Koudelka, and Marcel Gabriel, supported by Miloš Vacík's Latin American rhythms. Tomáš Reindl played Arabic drums and Indian tabla. Guitarist Zdeněk Bína, who has been performing solo since the breakup of the band -123minut, is already a traditional guest at this exceptional musical event. Other guests were also an integral part of this ambitious project, including singer and rapper Ondřej Anděra and singer and keyboardist Oona Kastner.

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WWW Neurobeat is one of the pioneers of Czech rap, yet they never let themselves be bound by its rules. Alice Lacková’s documentary traces the band’s evolution from the 1990s to the present, primarily through interviews, archival footage, and concert recordings. How did an underground phenomenon become a unique artistic project straddling the boundaries of experimental music, poetry, and visual art? And how can the sound of a saw be transformed into music?