Fati Farari is from Africa. He studies piano in Prague with Professor Rauch and rents a room with a Czech family. In Prague, he has friends among his fellow-students, but sometimes has to cope with allusions to his dark skin. He even gets attacked in a pub once and is forced to defend himself. He is somewhat unhappy because the girl he loves avoids him. His graduation concert draws near. At the very last rehearsal, his professor advises him to relax. He tells him to take a walk around Prague and get plenty of sleep. On the day of the concert, Fati is invited to visit his country's embassy, where he learns tragic news about his family. Desperate, he wanders about the city, noticing nothing but the sad images of its inhabitants. He finally heads for the Rudolfinum concert hall as his only refuge. He meets his professor at the steps. The professor already knows about Fati's misfortune and tries his best to rouse him out of his sadness with the following words: "Our parents give us something not merely by their lives but by their deaths also. Tonight, you must allow your Bach to speak for you."
student hudby Fati Farari
student hudby, Fatiho přítel
profesor hudby, on sám
tělocvikář
student
rváč
muž v bufetu
slečna
Karel
Oldřich Tichý, Adolf Řípa, Josef Hubka, Bohumír Brunclík (zvukové efekty)
Václav Wasserman (režie), Miloš V. Kratochvíl (scénář), Jan Kališ (kamera), Bohumil Šmída (produkce), Ludvík Pavlíček (střih)
Amalie Burianová, František Čtvrtník, Michail Genkov, Marcela Měšťánková, Walter Nittnaus, Bohdan Tůma (2), Jan Vrána
Fuga na černých klávesách
Fuga na černých klávesách
The Black Keys Fugue
film
featuretheatrical distributionstudent film
étude
Czechoslovakia
1964
1964
projection approval 1 May 1964
premiere 1964 /suitable for youths/
no caption
medium length film
34 min
1 029 meters
16mm, 35mm
1:1,37
black & white
sound
mono
Czech
Czech
without subtitles
Czech
Festival: 1. světový festival černošského umění
1966
Dakar / Senegal
Festival: Mezinárodní kulturní festival Marseille
1965
Marseille / France