JAN GOGOLA Jr.
Jan Gogola Jr.: director, dramaturg, lecturer at the Audiovisual Production Studio of the Faculty of Multimedia Communications at the University in Zlín, lecturer at the Institute of Documentary Film, and a publicist. Former dramaturg of Czech Television, head of the Programme of Czech Television Brno, and lecturer at FAMU and JAMU.
He is the author of the philosophical grotesque Nonstop (1999), the feature essay Nation to Itself or the Czech Sea in Eighteen Tides (2001), the film performance Across the Border: I Like a Boring Life (2009), the situational essay Excursions or History of the Present (2015), the situational portrait Eternal Joe or How I Met a Star (2020), the situational essay The Prison of History (with Matěj Hrudička, 2023).
Masterclasses: DOCsk Košice 2011, International Leipzig Festival 2011, Filmer a tout prix Brussels 2015, IDFF Jihlava 2021, DOKUDOC Maribor 2022.
He is the author of the philosophical grotesque Nonstop (1999), the feature essay Nation to Itself or the Czech Sea in Eighteen Tides (2001), the film performance Across the Border: I Like a Boring Life (2009), the situational essay Excursions or History of the Present (2015), the situational portrait Eternal Joe or How I Met a Star (2020), the situational essay The Prison of History (with Matěj Hrudička, 2023).
Masterclasses: DOCsk Košice 2011, International Leipzig Festival 2011, Filmer a tout prix Brussels 2015, IDFF Jihlava 2021, DOKUDOC Maribor 2022.