Hotel Radium - Die verbotene Stadt (2005)

With its rich silver mines, the medieval town of Jáchymov had given its name to the dollar. A few centuries later, the town gave face to the horror of Soviet terror in Central Europe. The film tells of the second and terrible face of the old and idyllic spa town of Jáchymov in the uranium-rich, Bohemian Ore Mountains - a small town that survived despite communist labor camps for Soviet atomic bombs.

Director: Michal Černý, Peter Heller
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 52 min
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Screenplay

Cinematography: Peter Heller
Editing: Wolfgang Grimmeisen
Production: Filmkraft, BR, ARTE
Country: Germany
Language: Deutsch
Original Language: de
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Hotel Radium - Die verbotene Stadt about?
With its rich silver mines, the medieval town of Jáchymov had given its name to the dollar. A few centuries later, the town gave face to the horror of Soviet terror in Central Europe. The film tells of the second and terrible face of the old and idyllic spa town of Jáchymov in the uranium-rich, Bohemian Ore Mountains - a small town that survived despite communist labor camps for Soviet atomic bombs.
Who directed Hotel Radium - Die verbotene Stadt?
Hotel Radium - Die verbotene Stadt was directed by Michal Černý, Peter Heller.
How long is Hotel Radium - Die verbotene Stadt?
Hotel Radium - Die verbotene Stadt has a runtime of 52m (52 minutes).
What genre is Hotel Radium - Die verbotene Stadt?
Hotel Radium - Die verbotene Stadt is a Documentary film.
Where was Hotel Radium - Die verbotene Stadt produced?
Hotel Radium - Die verbotene Stadt was produced in Germany.