Bohdan Sláma

Bohdan Sláma was born on May 29, 1967 in Czechoslovakia [now Czech Republic]. Bohdan Sláma's big-screen debut came with The Inheritance or Fuckoffguysgoodday directed by Vera Chytilová in 1992. Bohdan Sláma is known for Stestí directed by Bohdan Sláma, Tatiana Dyková stars as Monika and Pavel Liska as Toník. Bohdan Sláma has got 28 awards and 21 nominations so far. The most recent award Bohdan Sláma achieved is Czech Society of Cinematographers. The upcoming new movie Bohdan Sláma plays is Shadow Country which will be released on Sep 10, 2020.

Bohdan Sláma was born in Opava, a city in the Northern Czech Republic (then Czechcoslovakia) on 29 May 1967. Thirty years later, in 1997, Sláma graduated from the FAMU, Prague's Faculty of Cinema. During his student years, he made a short, "Zahradka Raj" (Garden of Paradise, 1994) which was shown at the Premiers Plans d'Angers Film Festival, in the School Film Section. His first feature, Divoké vcely (2001) (Wild Bees), the portrait of a Moravian village and its quirky inhabitants, was distinguished by no fewer than ten international prizes. Four years later, the sensitive chronicle of a group of friends in a drab industrial town, made Something Like Happiness (2005) another prizewinner. Beautiful too was Country Teacher (2008), the story of a teacher from Prague who decides to teach in the country. A name to remember, Bohdan Sláma is one of the major talents of the Czech cinema.