Metrum (1967)

The primary aim of this short movie was celebration of Moscow’s underground. It was produced by Czechoslovak Army Film, so there were hopings for some kind of propagandistic film. But the director Balada made dark ballad showing crowds of sorrowful people going on the stairs of underground labyrinth seconded by orthodox chorales. The movie was banned shortly after the invasion of soviet army to Czechoslovakia in august ’68.

Director: Ivan Balaďa
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 10 min
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Screenplay

Cinematography: Juraj Šajmovič
Editing: Alois Fišárek
Production: Československý armádní film
Country: Czechoslovakia
Language: No Language
Original Language: cs
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Metrum about?
The primary aim of this short movie was celebration of Moscow’s underground. It was produced by Czechoslovak Army Film, so there were hopings for some kind of propagandistic film. But the director Balada made dark ballad showing crowds of sorrowful people going on the stairs of underground labyrinth seconded by orthodox chorales. The movie was banned shortly after the invasion of soviet army to Czechoslovakia in august ’68.
Who directed Metrum?
Metrum was directed by Ivan Balaďa.
How long is Metrum?
Metrum has a runtime of 10m (10 minutes).
What genre is Metrum?
Metrum is a Documentary film.
Where was Metrum produced?
Metrum was produced in Czechoslovakia.