She Sat in a Glass House Throwing Stones

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She Sat in a Glass House Throwing Stones (1992)

Directed by Nadja Seelich, Bernd Neuburger

Documentary · 1h 30m

A portrait of the poet Jana Černá, daughter of Franz Kafka's lover Milena Jesenská. Behind the bright facade on contemporary Prague, with its travel agencies and McDonalds, there is a tunnel leading to the world behind the postcards. Here, Jana's friends, Prague freaks, poets and philosophers, tell of this exceptional, passionate woman. With the surreal humour of Prague and with a little nostalgia they recall Jana Černá's excesses, her inability to follow rules, and her magnificent lies...

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Crew

Director
Nadja Seelich, Bernd Neuburger
Writer
Nadja Seelich
Director of Photography
Bernd Neuburger
Editor
Eliška Štíbrová
Producer
Bernd Neuburger

Details

Original title
Sie saß im Glashaus und warf mit Steinen
Release date
1992-11-26
Runtime
1h 30m
Genres
Documentary
Original language
DE
Spoken languages
German
Countries
Austria
Production
Extrafilm