Martin Šulík

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Martin Šulík (born October 20, 1962 in Žilina , Czechoslovakia ) is a Slovak actor , screenwriter and director .

life and work

Martin Šulík is the son of the actor Anton Šulík . He studied from 1981 to 1986 at the University of Performing Arts in Bratislava . As an actor, he appeared for the first time in 1984 in the film Uhol pahľadu (German: Blickwinkel ) in the role of the documentary filmmaker Ivan Stoklas.

With the film Neha Šulík made his debut as a director in 1991. He wrote the script for it together with his long-term work partner Ondrej Šulaj. His film Zahrada (German: the garden ) received five Bohemian Lions , the Slovak Film Critics' Prize, several awards from the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival , the Slovak Film Critics Prize and the Slovak Igrica Prize. He was also successful at festivals in Mannheim, Cottbus, Bologne, Turin, Saint Etienne and Belfort.

His film Krajinka , for which he worked with the screenwriter Dušan Dušek , submitted the Slovak Academy for Film and Television as a proposal for the Oscar nomination . Šulík made several successful documentaries , e.g. B. the biography of the Czech director Pavel Juráček Klíč k určovaní trpaslíků aneb poslední cesta Lemuela Gullivera (2002) (German: The key to define dwarfs or Lemuel Gulliver's last journey ). He also processed material from unfinished films by the Slovak director Juraj Jakubisko (2001)

He holds the chair for film and television directing at the University of Performing Arts in Bratislava (VŠMU).

Filmography

actor

  • 1983: Zrelá mladosť
  • 1984: Perspective (Úhel pohledu)
  • 1985: Kára plná bolesti
  • 1986: Zakázané uvoľnenie
  • 1999: Praha očima - povidka Absolutní láska
  • 2002: Výlet

Director

  • 1991: Neha
  • 1992: Everything I like (Všetko čo mám rád)
  • 1995: The garden (Zahrada)
  • 1997: Orbis Pictus
  • 1999: Praha očima - povídka Obrázky z výletu
  • 2000: Krajinka
  • 2005: Sluneční stát
  • 2009: Zlatá šedesátá - série televizních dokumentů
  • 2011: Cigán
  • 2014. Slovensko 2.0
  • 2018: Dolmetscher (The Interpreter)

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