We Have Never Been Modern (2023)
1h 57m
Running Time
October 5, 2023Release Date
We Have Never Been Modern (2023)
1h 57m
Running Time
October 5, 2023Release Date
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Plot.
Helena, is about to give birth and face a rosy future in a modern city, as the pregnant wife of an important factory manager. However, all her illusions soon perish, as the dead body of a newborn intersex baby is found in the middle of their factory. Helena needs to find out what happened here for the safety of her own child, but she runs into her own prejudices.
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Cast & Crew.
Eliška Křenková
Helena Hauptová
Miloslav König
Alois Haupt
Milan Ondrík
Róbert
Richard Langdon
Alexander 'Saša' Matula
Luboš Veselý
Doktor Kubák
Marián Mitaš
Major
Matěj Chlupáček
Director
Anton Šulík ml.
Advokát Schulz
Miro Šifra
Writer
Ladislav Hampl
Jan Antonín Baťa
Maja Hamplová
Producer
Simon Goff
Composer
Simon Goff
Composer
Martin Šalacha
vedoucí Grena
Martin Duba
Cinematographer
Viktor Zavadil
Bázik
Pavel Hrdlička
Editor
Martin Siničák
Vaněk
Iveta Dušková
Advokátová
Andrea Bučko
Exportérová
Zuzana Konečná
Vychovatelka
Martha Issová
Stavbyvedoucího
Zuzana Kubíčková
Technologová
Viktória Petrášová
Inženýrová
Dávid Hartl
Inženýr
Judita Hansman
matka Saši
Ján Jackuliak
otec Saši
Adam Kracko
bratr Saši
Júlia Kosturjaková
sestra Saši
Linda Michalicová
sestra Saši
Albín Medúz
Metuzalém
Valentýna Simková
Sekretářka
Ivo Gogál
Soudní lékař
Peter Krivý
Vrátný
Ondrej Hraška
předák
Peter Oszlík
dělník
Pavel Moravec
fotograf
Lukáš Frlajs
adept
Ondřej Dvořák
režisér Klos
Matěj Nechvátal
kameraman Hackenschmidt
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We Have Never Been Modern (Czech: Úsvit literally Dawn) is a 2023 Czech and Slovak crime drama film directed by Matěj Chlupáček and written Miro Šifra. We Have Never Been Modern is Chlupaček's second feature film, defined by him as "a detective story with a female protagonist who is not a police officer or an investigator, but while everyone else draws conclusions according to what suits them, she is the only one who wants to find out the truth". The film title quotes the eponymous book by French philosopher Bruno Latour.