Evald Schorm
Directing · Screenplay · Story · Director
Born Dec 15, 1931 · Prague, Czechoslovakia [now Czech Republic]
Active 1959–1988
At one time, Czech director Evald Schorm was known as "the conscience of the Czech New Wave" and was known for using film to promote notions of compassion, equality, and individualism in the face of social structure.
Filmography
The Party and the Guests (1966) — HusbandThe Joke (1969) — KostkaDogs and People (1971) — DirectorEtuda o zkoušce (1977) — Director · Screenplay · StorySpadla s měsíce (1961) — Assistant DirectorThe Karamazov Brothers (2008) — Theatre PlayPearls of the Deep (1966) — Director · ScreenplayStromy a lidé (1962) — DirectorConfusion (1969) — DirectorEscape Home (1980) — Hugo JílekKing and Women (1967) — DirectorCourage for Every Day (1965) — DirectorThe Return of the Prodigal Son (1967) — Director · Screenplay · StoryPsalm (1965) — DirectorCarmen Not Only According to Bizet (1968) — DirectorLiving Your Life (1963) — DirectorWhy? (1964) — Writer · DirectorRailwaymen (1963) — Screenplay · Director · StoryFive Girls Around the Neck (1967) — Screenplay · DirectorBastion Promenade Seventy Four (1974) — Rezsõ úrPrague Nights (1969) — Director · ScreenplayHotel for Strangers (1967) — CurateThe End of a Priest (1969) — Director · ScreenplaySeven Days to Remember (1968) — Cinematography