MUDDY SHOES

- FEATURE DRAMA -

Czech Republic, United Kingdom, Slovakia, Germany

Pre-production

Directed by Patrik Krivanek

Written by Patrik Krivanek & Laurie Weltz

Starring Eva Holubova, Ivan Franek, and others 

ACCOLADES:

WINNER (BEST DRAMA SCREENPLAY) - SILVER AWARD 

The PAGE International Screenwriting Awards 

(2022, Los Angeles, USA)

WINNER (BEST FEATURE SCREENPLAY) 

New Renaissance Film Festival

(2022, London, UK)

WINNER OF GRAND PRIX AWARD (BEST FEATURE SCREENPLAY) 

London Director Awards

(2024, London, UK)

FINALIST (BEST FEATURE SCREENPLAY) 

Outstanding Screenplays

(2023, Los Angeles, USA)

NOMINEE (BEST FEATURE SCREENPLAY) 

Atlanta Film Festival

(2024, Atlanta, USA)

NOMINEE (BEST FEATURE SCREENPLAY) 

Austin Film Festival

(2022, Austin, USA)

- FEATURE DRAMA -

Czech Republic, India, Denmark, Indonesia, USA, Japan

Theatrical release in the Czech Republic on 27/07/2023 (Bontonfilm)

Now streaming on NETFLIX

Written, Directed & Produced by Dan Svatek

Executive Producer Patrik Krivanek*

Starring Ivan Franek, David Svehlik, Diana Dulinkova, Pierre Richard, Gen Seto, Yuki Iwasaki, Jana Nagyova, Jaroslav Dusek, and others

A film about the search for life and family relationships, exploring the unknown forces that guide our steps. It delves into themes of humility and destiny, reaching the edge of the mysterious, where reality dissolves into illusion and illusion into reality.

*We served as the Executive Producer and proudly line-produced filming in India, including locations in Varanasi and Manali in the Himalayas.

- NARRATIVE MUSIC VIDEO -

Slovakia

Out now

Written & Directed by Erik Jasan 

Co-produced by Patrik Krivanek*

Starring Tatiana Pauhofova & Marek Geisberg

*We co-produced the award-winning narrative music video by Dennyiah.

- SHORT FILM - 

United Kingdom

Now streaming on Amazon Prime Video

Directed by Patrik Krivanek, Written by Rik Hulme, Produced by Ella India Eddy & Simon Passmore

Starring Matej Paprciak, Tullia Pagano & Jack Purkis

*We distributed the award-winning short drama, Quiet Crossing (shot on 16mm film)