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Film archivist and historian
Country of origin
Czech Republic

Petr Hasan (*1985) is a film archivist and historian at the Národní filmový archiv, Prague. He holds degrees in archival science, history, and film studies. His research focuses on cultural history, specifically the intersections of Christian spirituality and European culture from the early 18th century to the present. A prolific author of scholarly articles, he also wrote the book Ušlechtilý, dobrý, krásný (Noble, Good, Beautiful), which explores the relationship between the Catholic Church and cinema in the Czech lands during the first half of the 20th century. His interest in the aesthetics and thematic depth of children's cinema is further shaped by his personal experience as a father of two children.  

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Current issues

Peter Paul Huth comments favourably on the 2026 Venice Film Festival awards ceremony, highlighting in particular the Golden Lion winner, “Kvinde Ukendt” (Unknown Woman) by May el-Toukhy, and “Un bon petit soldat” by Stéphane Brizé, which won the award for Best Screenplay and the INTERFILM Jury Prize.
Alex Gibney’s documentary *Musk* portrays a ‘hero of capitalism’, whilst Ilya Khrzhanovsky’s *DAU* evokes the victims of Stalinism.

Events

16.02.2025
Haus der EKD, Charlottenstraße 53/54, 10117 Berlin

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