Ján Mikuš: Pobedim 1928 - 3.časť (Obete 1) (11.11.2024 19:30)

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Súd v Trenčíne prebiehal 6 dní. Prvé dni dostali priestor vypovedať obvinení a teraz sa dostávajú na rad obete, svedkovia a vyšetrovatelia. Dobový kontext 1. Československej republiky vo vzťahu k rómskej menšine priblíži Rado Sloboda. O rasizme v súčasnosti a spolužití s majoritou hovoria v dokumentárnych vstupoch aj účinkujúci. prem. Rádio Regina BA: 11.11.2024 – 19.30 Účinkujú: Gabriela Csinová, Miroslav Trnavský, Eva Matejková, Juraj Hrčka, Tomáš Vravník, Peter Kadlečík, Jakub Ružička, Juraj Predmerský, Rado Sloboda, Alžbeta Hrnčiariková, Ján Mikuš Autor hudby: Ondrej Krajňák Scenár a réžia: Ján Mikuš Spev: Elia Kaciová, husle: Julie Grabowská Dramaturgia: Michaela Materáková, Technická spolupráca: Rastislav Dobrovolný, Zvukový majster: Jakub Horňák Hudobná dramaturgia: Marek Kundlák produkcia: Petra Kasanová a Ján Tomandl

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