Pavel Hobl

Pavel Hobl

Born 06/20/1935
Prague, Czechoslovakia

Died 05/20/2007 (71 years old)
Prague, Praha, Hlavní město Praha, Czech Republic

Biography

Pavel Hobl (1935-2007) was a screenwriter, director and actor who graduated from FAMU. He started his career with short, mostly documentary films. He debuted with the feature-length family film Do You Keep a Lion At Home? (Máte doma lva,1963). Among his diverse films are the comedy Five Minutes to Seven (Za pět minut sedm, 1964), the sci-fi film The Borrowed Face (Ztracená tvář, 1965), the three-story horror The Great Unknown (Velká neznámá, 1970) and the musical Thirty Maidens and Pythagoras (Třicet panen a Pythagoras, 1973). He also made documentaries and TV films and dedicated his time to preparing polyvisual and multiscreen projects – artistic methods he used for, e.g. the Laterna Magika theatre.

Zlín Film Festival

Director

Screenwriter

Actor

Movies
1973

30 Virgins and Pythagoras

1970

The Great Unknown

1964

Za pět minut sedm

1963

Do You Keep a Lion at Home?

Documentaries
2009

Golden Sixties (series)

Short
1960

Postavy mimo hru

1957

Lhář (student film)