Není stále zamraceno

The film "Není stále zamračeno" (1950) is a documentary about life in the Czech borderlands after the expulsion of the Sudeten Germans, capturing the harsh realities faced by local agriculture and the presence of communist propaganda in the region. Administrator of the State Estate and Its Associates (Václav Pavelka), Comissary (Kamil Olšovský), and Commentary (Josef Červinka) offer a glimpse into this challenging situation. Shot by director Vojtěch Jasný, along with cameraman Karel Kachyňa, the film provides an authentic portrayal of life under communist rule in post-expulsion Czechoslovakia.