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International Clothing Show

Year: 1954 Documentary

Overview

Reportage from a competitive fashion show organised in the autumn of 1953, with participation of Czechoslovakia along with Hungary, the GDR, and the USSR. In accordance with the principles of socialist apparel, the film emphasises the presented designs’ practicality and their availability for the general public.

Genres

Documentary

Cast

Jiří Šrámek

Jiří Šrámek

Commentary (voice)

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