Various shots of British film delegation at the airport on arrival to Czechoslovakia for the film festival. They are greeted by press, dignitaries and girls in national costumes presenting them with flowers. Black actor Robert Adams being presented with flowers, he laughs. Crowd...
Various shots of British film delegation at the airport on arrival to Czechoslovakia for the film festival. They are greeted by press, dignitaries and girls in national costumes presenting them with flowers. Black actor Robert Adams being presented with flowers, he laughs. Crowd walking towards airport building, planes in background.
Man working at pottery wheel, crow watching him at work. Close up shot of his hands making a vase. Various shots of characteristic Czech porcelain pieces (vases, jugs, figures of people and animals, large and small) at the exhibition of popular Slovak ceramics in Modra. British film delegation members walking around the exhibition. Various shots of the British film workers and Czech hosts at meal - at table eating and drinking.
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