Gypsies

Year: 1922

Runtime: 85 mins

Director: Karl Anton

Drama

A Venetian gondolier, spurned in love, seeks revenge that takes him to Bohemia. His quest intertwines with other characters, bringing all together for a dramatic encounter. Writer‑director Anton adapts Mácha’s poem with respect, and cinematographer Karel Kopřiva uses Venice’s canals and the Czech landscape around Kokořín Castle exploit possibilities.

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