Eduard Štorch, The Mammoth Hunter

Synopsis

Eduard Štorch (1878–1956) was the first writer in the Czech lands and in the world to set his stories in prehistoric times. It’s quite ironic that he himself considered his books set in the Stone Age and Bronze Age to be mere accessories to his main life calling as a professional teacher. Another profession that Štorch took up was archaeology. An unusual finding at a sewer excavation site prompted Štorch to write his most famous work: The Mammoth Hunter, which has been released in over twenty editions and sold over half a million copies. The book was published at least ten times in German and even translated into Japanese.

Main Cast

Crew

Department	Role	Name
Directing	Director	Josef Císařovský
Writing	Screenplay	Josef Císařovský
Camera	Director of Photography	Michal Němec
Editing	Editor	Miloš Málek
Sound	Original Music Composer	Clara Císařovská
	Sound	Miroslav Hřebejk Jiří Koťátko Pavel Ridoško Jan Fiala
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