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Petr Schulhoff
Petr Schulhoff was a Czech film director, screenwriter, and actor, recognized for his contributions to Czechoslovak cinema. Born in Berlin to the Czech-Jewish composer and pianist Ervín Schulhoff, he moved to Czechoslovakia during his youth. During World War II, Schulhoff and his father were interned in the Wülzburg concentration camp, where his father died of tuberculosis. This traumatic experience profoundly affected Schulhoff's life and work. After the war, he began his career in the film industry, initially working as an assistant director and screenwriter. He directed several notable films, including I Killed Einstein, Gentlemen (1970) and The Murderer Hides His Face (1966), which showcased his versatility in blending comedy and crime genres. Schulhoff's films often reflected the social and political climate of his time, contributing significantly to the cultural landscape of Czechoslovakia. He passed away in Prague in 1986.
As director
Příště budeme chytřejší, staroušku!
Výhra admirála Kotrby
Co je doma to se počítá, pánové...
I'll Be Good, Old Man!
Diagnóza smrti
'Okay, Boss...!'
Úplně beznadějný případ
We'll Kick Up a Fuss Tomorrow, Darling...
Do We Match Each Other, Darling?
Osud jménem Kamila
Kufr čili Silvestrovské kousky Miloše Kopeckého a Františka Filipovského
Tetička za všechny peníze
Přehlídka ztracených peněz čili Jak se zachovat?
Vím, že jsi vrah...
Silvestrovské kousky Františka Housky
Trapasy II
Trapasy
On the Trail of Blood
Silvestr 1970 s Jaroslavem Šterclem
Vražedný týden
Silvestrovský trapas
Bohous
Láska a chléb
Zločin a trik II.
Sirka
The Murderer Hides His Face
Vajshoblhák a státní tajemství
Vidím město veliké...
Láska nebeská
Fear