Ján Lacko
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Ján Lacko was a Slovak film director and assistant director, recognized for his contributions to Czechoslovak cinema. He began his career in the film industry in the late 1940s, initially working as an assistant director. Lacko directed several notable films, including Šťastie príde v nedeľu (1959), Skalní v ofsajde (1961), and Odhalenie Alžbety Báthoryčky (1965). His films often explored social themes and human relationships, contributing significantly to the cultural landscape of Slovakia. Lacko passed away in Bratislava in 1991.
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Ďaleko je do neba (1973)
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Cnostný Metod (1980)
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Krompachy (1951)
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Dievča z jazera (1979)
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Šťastie príde v nedeľu (1959)
Director
Rozdelení (1977)
Director
Žltý dostavník (1965)
Director
Noc v internáte (1965)
Director
Opičí císař dostává zbraň v paláci Dračího císaře (1955)
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Výhybka (1963)
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Poštársky príbeh (1978)
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Odhalenie Alžbety Báthoryčky (1965)
Director
Soccer Fans (1961)
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Vždy možno začať (1962)
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Skaly a ľudia (1960)
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Páni sa zabávajú (1972)
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Pozdrav veliké země (1955)
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Trip on the Danube (1963)
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Viac pre všetkých (1949)
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Kvočka (1989)
Director
Toto leto doma (1981)
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Chameleón (1969)
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An Honest Thief (1958)
Director
Príbeh Jána Kováča (1950)
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Jsme připravení (1953)
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Človek na moste (1972)
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Kysuce (1952)
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Divadlo československé armády (1953)
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