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Lost in Munich - DVD
Sir “P“, a 90-year-old gray parrot that once belonged to Edouard Daladier, will find himself in Prague in 2008 as a living relic from the times of the Munich Agreement at the invitation of the director of the French Cultural Institute. After his voice, Sir “P“ repeats some important sentences and statements after Daladier' s voice. Under dramatic circumstances, the parrot is abducted by the Czech journalist Pavel and, based on the parrot' s controversial quotations from Daladier, he triggers an international political scandal.
The film by director Petr Zelenka depicts the unsuccessful shooting of a fictional film as an allegory of the Munich crisis. The screenplay of the film was inspired by the controversial essay Munich Complex by historian Jan Tesar and the documentary Lost in La Mancha about the unsuccessful shooting of Terry Gilliam' s film.
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