Nagano Kids (Czech: Děti Nagana, also known as Children of Nagano) is a 2023 Czech sports comedy film directed by Dan Pánek. The creators presented the film to journalists on 16 February 2023. It premiered in theatres on 22 February of the same year.[1]
Nagano Kids | |
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Directed by | Dan Pánek |
Starring | Hynek Čermák Tomáš Richard Brenton |
Cinematography | David Ployhar |
Music by | Jiří Hájek |
Distributed by | Bontonfilm |
Release date |
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Running time | 98 Minutes |
Country | Czech Republic |
Language | Czech |
Budget | 23 Million CZK[1] |
Plot
editSchoolboy Dominik (11) decides to play ice hockey due to euphory after watching the national team's victory in the tournament of the century in Nagano. He gets a hockey stick and puts together a group of boys; they train together on the concrete area behind the house, and it doesn't matter at all that they play with a tennis ball. They plan to challenge the older boys from the neighboring village to a match; in addition, Dominik strives for the favor of his classmate Katka.
Cast
edit- Hynek Čermák as Karel
- Klára Issová as Eva
- Taťjana Medvecká as grandma Natálie
- Otakar Brousek as grandpa Josef
- Tomáš Richard Brenton as Dominik
- Pavel Batěk as Milan
- Johana Racková as Katka
- Simona Babčáková as teacher Hrabáková
- Dominik Hašek as himself
Reception
editAt the 56th Ota Hofman Children's Film and Television Festival, the film won the Ostrovský Dudek Award for the Best work in the category under 12 years hile Tom Brenton won the Ostrovský Dudek Award for the best boy performance and Johana Racková won the Ostrovský Dudek Award for the best girl performance.[2]
References
edit- ^ a b "Nagano. Komedie Děti Nagana připomene 25 let od hokejového triumfu v Japonsku". E15.cz (in Czech). Retrieved 7 July 2023.
- ^ Kropáčková, Lída (22 July 2024). "Děti Nagana: Film oslovil především diváckou generaci kluků, která prožila „zlaté Nagano"". KINOTIP2.cz (in Czech). Retrieved 29 August 2024.
External links
edit- Nagano Kids at IMDb
- Children of Nagano at CSFD.cz (in Czech)