The documentary drama is the first part of the proposed cycle Myths and facts, which is trying to confront legendary places with historical facts. Nazi Germany didn’t survive, but in the Czech Republic a lot of interesting places and buildings remained. Some of them, such as an underground factory in Cheb, are connected with a mystery. Some of these mysteries haven’t been resolved to this day. What is hiding inside? What did they serve for? Did Germans try to devise a weapon that could change the course of World War II? And is it true that there are factory corridors that lead behind the border? In the film materials of the Military History Institute in Prague, Film Archive Aleš Sekera & Son and Archives of 97th Trident infantry division were used.
Vít Mazánek (hraná část), Jiří Skupien (dokumentární část), Miloš Pilař (dokumentární část)
Zuzana Moučková (historické automobily), René Kánský (historické automobily), Tomáš Líbenek (historické automobily), Zdeněk Poklop (historické automobily), Jan Bloudíček (historické automobily), Štěpán Hodek (historické automobily), Ivan Červenka (modely létajících talířů), Oldřich Oberreiter (modely tanků), Martin Oberreiter (modely tanků)
Kamila Vymětalová (překlad z německého jazyka), Martina Koutová (překlad z anglického jazyka)
Tajemství podzemní továrny v Chebu
Tajemství podzemní továrny v Chebu
Secret Underground Factory in Cheb
film
documentarytheatrical distribution
historical
Czech Republic
2012
2011
premiere 22 April 2012 /suitable for all ages/
no caption
Triton Sport, Triton Film (Triton Sport)
medium length film
55 min
DVD
1:1,78
colour
sound
5.1, digital sound
Czech
Czech, German
Czech