Igor Ciel

Igor Ciel (April 13, 1931, Rožňava – July 4, 2010, Bratislava) was a Slovakian movie and theatre play director, screenwriter, actor and pedagogue.

Igor Ciel
Born
Igor Ciel

(1931-04-13)April 13, 1931
DiedJune 4, 2010(2010-06-04) (aged 79)
OccupationTheatre director, television director, screenwriter, actor
ChildrenHana, Martin

Biography

He was born in Rožňava, however he lived and studied in Brezno since childhood. While studying on a grammar school, he attended the theatre club of Janko Chalupka, where he first found his interest in theatre. His mother was an actress in amateur theatre and tried to help him during his early years.[1]

His interest in theatre continued further into his life, which prompted him to apply to the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava (VŠMU), where he wanted to study for the role of a director of theatrical plays. However, he was not accepted and instead studied science and aesthetics of theatre on the Commenius University in Bratislava. After graduating, he again applied for the same course at the Academy and was finally accepted. Acting lessons were taught by Andrej Bagar, while he received director lessons from Jozef Budský. He gained attention by directing the androcentric play Oil tanker, by Herb Tank, at the Youth theatre on Dunajská street. Due to the recommendation by his professors, he later went to study on a theatrical vocational school in Moscow (Russian Institute of Theatre Arts - GITIS), where he expanded his knowledge of theatre by studying prominent artists. After returning in 1955, he finished his studies together with Pavol Haspra and Oto Katuš. After finishing school, rather than directing plays, he became a radio announcer. He started directing plays in Zvolen (1955 – 1959) and later in Nitra (1960 – 1966). With the exception of the Peter Jelmnický theatre in Žilina, Ciel worked in all non-Bratislava theatrical ensembles. After leaving Nitra in 1966, he started working as a director in the Czechoslovak Television in Bratislava. He worked in the chief editorial office of the literary-dramatic department, where he mainly focused on the adaptation of both Slovak and foreign authors. He is one of the creators of the famous, and popular, "Bratislava Mondays". While working on his projects, he worked with some of the most important and best-known Slovakian actors and actresses, such as: Vlado Müller, Jozef Kroner, Štefan Kvietik, Ladislav Chudík, Karol Machata, Michal Dočolomanský, Jozef Adamovič, Božidara Turzonovová, Zdena Studenková, Emília Vášáryová, Zdena Gruberová, Magda Paveleková, Kamila Magálová etc.[1]

He is also famous for always working with the same staff. His main cameraman was Marián Minárik, the main costumer designer was Milan Čorba, the art was done by Ladislav Hupka, music composed by Jaromír Dlouhý and editing by Ladislav Halama. He filmed more than one hundred and forty titles, not limited to movies, but also TV series, performances and a few documentaries. However, the most popular series among the audience, are The Mohicans of Paris (1971), Vivat Benyovszky! (1975), Louis Pasteur (1977) and Barbora Rössel (1979). For many years, he also taught at the Academy of Performing Arts. He worked at the faculty of theatre until 1962, but he became the head of the Department of television directing after its opening in 1974. During the academic year 1985/86, the department was renamed to the Department of movie and television directing, and Igor Ciel was replaced by director Stanislav Párnický. In 1981 Ciel attained the title of Associate Professor and by the end of 1989 became a professor. In 1990 he was present at the formation of the Movie and television faculty at VŠMU, where he started as the only professor and for a couple of years served as its sub-dean. In the 1990s he also figured on the board of the Slovak television and served as its chairman in 1993. Towards the end of the old, and beginning of the new century, he also taught at the Academy of arts in Banská Bystrica (1998–2003). Ciel wasn't just a director and teacher, but also an actor. He debuted in 1958 in the fiction film The last home-coming directed by František Kudláč. Later he also appeared in various theatrical plays, such as Romeo and Juliet, Unheard gunshot, Key owners.[1]

In 1956 he married the actress Alžbeta Poláčková, whom he worked with on various theatrical plays, such as House of Bernarda Alba, Enemies, Guest, but also television movies, such as Hatred, Steel workers, Toreador. They have two kids together, Hana and Martin. Hana studied dramaturgy and screenwriting on the FAMU (Film and TV School of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague) and worked with Igor on many television movies e.g. Magma, Foreplay and I'll die tomorrow anyway. Martin studied film and theatre science on VŠMU in Bratislava, where he works as an Associate Professor on the Department of audiovisual studies. Igor and Martin performed together in the year 2000 in the television movie Calm after the storm.[1]

Igor Ciel lost his fight against a serious illness on the 4th of July in 2010.

Work characteristics

In the 1960s his work was mainly focused on television performances, in the 70s on television series, in the 80s television movies and in the 90s a return to television performances. In his work, we can see a significant focus on psychological and social drama (e.g. Jubel's children, Goodbye), comedies (e.g. Advertised marriage, Appendix transplant), detective stories (e.g. Sea mystery, Killer), but also historical and adventure movies and series (e.g. Two-headed eagle, Vivat Benyovszky!, Barbora Rössel). His work also includes several movies about the 2nd World War (e.g. Loveless game, Seven from the town hall, Strange circumstances). He is also known for the adaptation of both Slovak and foreign authors, and playfully changing the contexts of their works. Ciel made several movies with a Hungarian theme, based on books by Hungarian authors (e.g. Ossa Sepia, Culprit's memories). He also filmed two movies directly in Hungary – A tévedés joga / Right to error (1982) and Szonatina egy páváért / Sonata for a peacock (1990).[2]

His movies usually follow a linear plot, with the occasional use of a retrospective. He doesn't use many symbols or metaphors. However, in some works there is an obvious effort when it comes to the attempt of showcasing a philosophical meaning, or social commentary portrayed through satire. This tendency is quite visible, for example, in his older plays from the 1950s, such as: It started in the Museum (1956) or Restless youth (1957).[2]

Television production

(Note: Years of release and titles are in alphabetical order)

Year Original Title English Title Motif Genre Country
1962 Hra bez lásky Loveless game An adaptation of a namesake play by Štefan Králik War drama CSSR
1963 Čo fígeľ, to groš A coin for a trick Based on the script by Rudolf Lesňák Comedy CSSR
1963 Toreador Toreador Adaptation of the Spanish playwright Alfonso Sastre Drama CSSR
1964 Nenávisť Hatred Adaptation of a short story by Vladimír Mináč Drama CSSR
1964 Prípad Dezinger Case Designer Script: Bedřich Becher, Jeroným Gregor Detective CSSR
1965 Ľoška zlodej Thief Ľoška Adaptation of the novel by Yuri German My Friend Ivan Lapshin Drama CSSR
1965 Zuniaci krok Loud steps Television staging of a namesake novel by Peter Jilemnický Social drama CSSR
1966 Česť Honour Adaptation of a humorous short story by Ladislav Nádaši-Jégé War comedy CSSR
1966 Gangstri v našom meste Gangsters in our city Adaptation of the play Gansters from Valencia by Wolfgang Ebert Satire CSSR
1966 Kráska a výlet Beauty and the trip Adaptation of a namesake short story by Ján Johanides Social drama CSSR
1966 Mamka Pôstková Mommy Fastie Adaptation of a namesake short story by Jozef Gregor Tajovský Social drama CSSR
1966 V agónii In agony Adaptation of a play by the Croatian playwright Miroslav Krleža Psychological drama CSSR
1967 Rázcestie Crossroads Staging of a drama by Ján Kákoš: A junction on every path Drama CSSR
1967 Villon; Spor o básnika Villon, A dispute over a poet Biographical play based on a script by Peter Ševčovič Historical drama CSSR
1967 Zhasnuté slnko The Sun Died Down Biographical play based on a script by Ján Solovč Drama CSSR
1967 Žena Woman Adaptation of a namesake short story by Ľudmila Podjavorinská Social drama CSSR
1968 Čas nevinných Time of innocence Adaptation of a namesake play by Siegfried Lenz Social drama CSSR
1968 Kolotoč Carousel Television play based on a script by Jozef Ruttkay Psychological drama CSSR
1968 Koniec a začiatok An end and a beginning Television play by Roman Rjachovský Political drama (temporarily banned) CSSR
1968 Ľubica - medvedica The bear Ľubica Based on a script by Ján Kákoš Fairy tale CSSR
1968 Opatrná voľba Careful choice Adaptation of a play by Jack Popplewell: Careful Rapture Comedy CSSR
1968 Predposledné dni Penultimate days Television film based on a script by Peter Ševčovič Drama CSSR
1969 Dvojhlavý orol Two-headed eagle Adaptation of a namesake play by Jean Cocteau Historical drama CSSR
1969 Inferno Inferno Adaptation of a namesake play by Leopold Lahola Social drama (Temporarily banned) CSSR
1969 Morská záhada The Sea Mystery Adaptation of a namesake novel by Freeman Wills Crofts Two-part detective story CSSR
1969 Traja z 9. poschodia Marta Emil Karol Trio from the 9th floor Marta Emil Karol Television film based on a script by Ján Solovič Three-part social drama CSSR
1970 87. revír 87 th Precinct Television work based on the novel Killer's Wedge by Ed McBain Detective story CSSR
1970 Prvý boj First fight Original television script by Sergei Yermolinsky Biographical political drama CSSR
1971 Dvaja Two Based on a namesake play by Július Barč-Ivan Mountain drama CSSR
1971 Hovoríš len o láske All you talk about is love Adaptation of a television play by Lewis Greifer Social drama CSSR
1971 Krompašská vzbura Krompachian revolt Television staging based on a script by Ján Skalka Social drama based on true events CSSR
1971 Parížski mohykáni The Mohicans of Paris Adaptation of a namesake novel by Alexandre Dumas Six-part historical drama CSSR
1971 Siedmi z radnice Seven from the town hall Television play based on a script by Imre Bencsik – Calvary of clerks Political drama CSSR
1972 Hej, vy tam Hey, you there Adaptation of the one-act play Hello Out There! by William Saroyan Social play CSSR
1972 Inšpektor sa vracia An Inspector Calls Adaptation of a play by John Boynton Priestley Detective story CSSR
1972 Piesne a verše pre múdrych i bláznov Songs and verses for the intelligent and crazy Adaptation of short texts by Jozef Minárik from the enlightenment era Musical comedy with folklore dances CSSR
1972 Zabijak Killer Adaptation of a novel by Ed McBain - Cop Hater Detective story CSSR
1974 Koho si vybral vrah Killer's choice Adaptation of the novel Killer's Choice by Ed McBain Detective story CSSR
1975 Vivat Beňovský! Vivat Benyovszky! Filmed in 1973-1975 based on the autobiographical work by Maurice Benyovszky and novel by Jozef Nižnánsky 13 - episode historical series CSSR / Hungary
1976 Oceliari Steel workers Based on a play by Gennady Bokarev Steel Founders Social drama CSSR
1977 Louis Pasteur Louis Pasteur Based on the factual literary work by František Gel Conqueror of invisible predators Three-part historical and biographical television film CSSR
1977 Počúvajme slnko Listen to the sun Based on an original script by Pavel Vančík Social drama / Award-winning movie CSSR
1977 Priateľka mojej dcéry My daughter's friend Based on an original script by Imre Bencsik Social comedy CSSR
1977 Vražda na 31. poschodí Murder on the Thirty-First Floor Adaptation of the namesake novel by Per Wahlöö Detective story CSSR
1978 Päť dní do rozsudku Five days until the verdict Adaptation of a novel by Joe L. Hensley Detective story CSSR
1979 Barbora Rösselová Barbora Rössel Adaptation of the novel The Golden City by Jozef Horák Three-part historical movie CSSR
1979 Katka Katie Based on an original script by Jiří Plachetka Comedy CSSR
1979 Ruy Blas Ruy Blas Adaptation of a namesake play by Victor Hugo Drama CSSR
1980 Dvadsať tisíc v koši Twenty thousand in the bin Based on a namesake book by Ján Vopálenský Comedy CSSR
1980 Hodina zažíhania sviec Hour of candle lighting Adaptation of a novel by Hana Zelinová Family drama CSSR
1980 Jubelove deti Jubel's Children Adaptation of a novel by Lenard Kaufman Psychological drama / Award-winning movie CSSR
1980 Manželstvo na inzerát Advertised marriage Based on a short story by the Hungarian author Imre Bencsik Comedy CSSR
1980 Patálie s kamerou Camera troubles Original script by Dušan Brindza and Miloš Šrámek Comedy CSSR
1980 Príčina katastrofy náhodná Random cause of the catastrophe Based on the original script by Milan Materák Drama CSSR
1980 Táto malá zem This small country Adaptation of a namesake play by Georgi Dzhagarov Drama CSSR
1981 Bodka v zemi A dot in the earth Based on a short story by the German author Wolfgang Borchert Drama CSSR
1981 Dovolenka v Taliansku Holiday in Italy Based on a literary work by Imre Bencsik Comedy CSSR
1981 Nemilovaný Unloved Television staging based on a work by Colin Morris Psychological drama CSSR
1981 Plesové šaty Ball gown Based on a script by Imre Bencsik Comedy CSSR
1981 Stena Wall Based on an original script by the Czech author Jiří Malíšek Comedy CSSR
1981 Syn človeka Son of man Adaptation of a namesake novel by Andrej Chudoba War ballad /

Award-winning movie

CSSR
1982 A tévedés joga / Právo na omyl Right to error Based on a namesake play by Ján Solovič Social drama Hungary
1982 Matka The Mother Adaptation of a script by Paddy Chayefsky Drama CSSR
1982 Ossa sepia Ossa Sepia Adaptation of a namesake Hungarian play by Lajos Mesterházi Grotesque with absurd elements CSSR
1982 Podivné okolnosti Strange circumstances Adaptation of a namesake short story by Ján Papp War drama CSSR
1982 Predohra v mol Drunken foreplay Script by Ernest Štric Social drama CSSR
1983 Kozubovci The Hearth family Based on the short story Flames of hatred by Ján Pohronský Family drama / Award-winning movie CSSR
1983 Transplantácia slepého čreva Appendix transplant Original script by Jana Knitlová Lyrical comedy CSSR
1983 Vinníkove spomienky Culprit's memories Adaptation of the short story Memories of a hit and runner by Mihály Gergely Drama CSSR
1983 Živí musia žiť alebo Červené víno víťazstva The living must live or The red wine of victory Adaptation of the short story The living must live by the Russian author Yevgeny Nosov War drama CSSR
1984 Magma Magma Adaptation of a namesake short story by Peter Jaroš Poetical Ballad CSSR
1984 Mat na dvadsať ťahov Mate in twenty turns Original script by Zora Krištúfková-Králiková Psychological drama CSSR
1984 Priateľská služba Friendly service Adaptation of the play Borrowed flat by Imre Bencsik Comedy CSSR
1985 Aj tak zajtra umriem I'll die tomorrow anyway Adaptation of a namesake work by the Cuban author Luis Rogelio Nogureas Political drama CSSR
1985 Snopy z piesku Sheaves of sand Based on an original script by Ivan Lehotsky Social drama CSSR
1985 Ulička stratených snov Forgotten dreams street Original script by Štefan Králik Drama CSSR
1986 Okná dokorán: Jastrabík Wide open windows: Jastrabík Original script by Ivan Stadtrucker and Ján Kmeť Social drama CSSR
1986 Vec svedomia Matter of conscience Original script by Ján Niňaj Army drama CSSR
1987 Kto ste, Jozef Gabčík? Who are you, Jozef Gabčík? Based on a namesake factual literary work by Milan Varsik Two-part war drama CSSR
1987 Okná dokorán: Janitárovci Wide open windows: Janitárovci Original script by Ján Kmeť and Pavel Vančík Social drama CSSR
1987 Predohra Foreplay Original script by Hana Cielová Drama CSSR
1987 V poslednej chvíli In the last moment Adaptation of the novel Forfeit by Dick Francis Detective story CSSR
1988 Lúčenie Goodbye Based on an original script by Ján Vdovják Family drama CSSR
1988 Muž na správnom mieste A man in the right place Based on a namesake script by Ján Niňaj Social drama / Award-winning movie CSSR
1988 Okná dokorán: Brzdný systém Wide open windows: Break mechanism Based on a script by Peter Kováčik Social drama CSSR
1988 Okná dokorán: Smeč Wide open windows: Smash Original script by Ernest Štric Social drama CSSR
1988 Žolík Joker Adaptation of a namesake play by Ľudovít Filan Social drama CSSR
1989 Cudzie vášne Foreign passions Adaptation of a namesake work by Mykolas Sluckis (Unfinished because of the Velvet Revolution) Drama CSSR
1989 Modrá katedrála Blue cathedral Adaptation of a namesake short story by Ján Červeň Social drama CSSR
1989 Mohyla nad ničím Cairn above nothing Based on a short story by Hana Zelinová Drama CSSR
1989 Okná dokorán: Aj stromy potrebujú lekárov Wide open windows: Trees also need doctors Original script by Peter Kováčik, Pavel Vančík Social drama CSSR
1990 Dve Anny Two Annas Based on the short story The hooting of owls by Hana Zelinová Detective drama CSFR
1990 Júlia Julia Adaptation of a namesake prose by Martin Rázus Historical social drama CSFR
1990 Posmrtné svedectvo Post-mortem testimony Dramatization of a novel by Michael Spira Detective story CSFR
1990 Szonatina egy páváért / Sonatína pre práva Sonata for a peacock Adaptation of a play by Osvald Zahradník Drama Hungary
1991 Simon a Clotilde Simon and Clotilde Dramatization of a novel by the Vercors (Jean Bruller) Historical movie CSFR
1991 Štekot Barking Adaptation of a short story by Ingeborg Bachmann Drama CSFR
1992 Pokus Attempt Original script by Hana Cielová Drama CSFR
1992 Študio Dialog alebo Dialog v štúdiu Studio Dialogue or Dialogue in a studio Based on a script by Ľubomír Schramek Parody CSFR
1992 Vanilkové rožky Vanilla rolls One-act play by Lotte Ingrisch Drama CSFR
1992 Večer v trojke Ternary evening Adaptation of a play by Lotte Ingrisch Drama with comical attributes CSFR
1993 Neviniatka Innocents Adaptation of the draft The centenarian woman by Imre Bencsik Social comedy Slovakia
1994 Vdova Widow Dramatization of a play by the Austrian author Lotte Ingrisch Drama Slovakia
1995 Medzihra Interlude Based on an original script by Hana Cielová Drama Slovakia
1996 Večerná chvíľa neskorej jesene An evening moment in late autumn Based on a play by Friedrich Dürrenmatt Drama Slovákia

Theatrical plays

Author Title Premiere Theatre City
Yuly Petrovich Chepurin Jarné vody / Spring Waters / Vesennij pavodok 30.12.1954 Armádne divadlo (teraz: Slovenské komorné divadlo) / Army Theatre ( today: Slovak Chamber Theatre) Martin
Miloslav Disman Tri medvieďatká / Three bear cubs 14.02.1955 Divadlo Jonáša Záborského / Jonáš Záborský Theatre Prešov
Anton Semyonovich Makarenko Vlajky na vežiach / Flags on the Battlements 07.05.1955 Nová scéna / New Scene Bratislava
Miloslav Stehlík Vysoké letné nebo / High summer heaven 09.10.1955 Divadlo Jozefa Gregora Tajovského / Jozef Gregor Tajovský Theatre Zvolen
Aleksander Fredro Panenské sľuby / Maidens' Vows 18.12.1955 Divadlo Jozefa Gregora Tajovského / Jozef Gregor Tajovský Theatre Zvolen
Friedrich Schiller Fiescovo sprisahanie / Fiesco 29.08.1956 Divadlo Jozefa Gregora Tajovského / Jozef Gregor Tajovský Theatre Zvolen
Ilja Prachař Domov je u nás / Home is where we are 20.10.1956 Divadlo Jozefa Gregora Tajovského / Jozef Gregor Tajovský Theatre Zvolen
Juraj Sarvaš Začalo sa v múzeu / It started in the museum 31.12.1956 Divadlo Jozefa Gregora Tajovského / Jozef Gregor Tajovský Theatre Zvolen
Ján Solovič Nepokojná mladosť / Restless youth 02.03.1957 Divadlo Jozefa Gregora Tajovského / Jozef Gregor Tajovský Theatre Zvolen
Federico García Lorca Dom pani Bernardy / The House of Bernarda Alba 04.05.1957 Divadlo Jozefa Gregora Tajovského / Jozef Gregor Tajovský Theatre Zvolen
William Shakespeare Rómeo a Júlia / Romeo and Juliet 18.01.1958 Divadlo Jozefa Gregora Tajovského / Jozef Gregor Tajovský Theatre Zvolen
Ján Solovič Súhvezdie draka / Dragon constellation 29.03.1958 Divadlo Jozefa Gregora Tajovského / Jozef Gregor Tajovský Theatre Zvolen
Teréz Dávid Dódi / Dody 06.06.1958 Maďarské oblastné divadlo (teraz: Jókaiho divalo) / Hungarian regional Theatre (today: Jókai Theatre) Komárno
Valentin Petrovich Kataev Bláznivá nedeľa / A Day of Rest / Den otdycha 08.11.1959 Krajové divadlo (teraz: Spišské divadlo) / Regional Theatre (today: Spiš Theatre) Spišská Nová Ves
Valentina Ljubimova Pod starými jaseňmi / Beneath old ashes 14.02.1960 Krajové divadlo (teraz: Divadlo Jána Palárika) / Regional Theatre (today: Ján Palárik Theatre) Trnava
Juraj Váh V tmavých horách pramene / Dark mountain springs 02.04.1960 Krajové divadlo (teraz: Divadlo Andreja Bagara) / Regional Theatre (today: Andrej Bagar Theatre) Nitra
Ján Solovič U nás taká obyčaj / Our local tradition 11.06.1960 Krajové divadlo / Regional Theatre Nitra
Karel Šmejkal Futbalová primadona / Football prima donna / Zmoudření Jardy Štiky / Jarda Štik smartens up 11.09.1960 Krajové divadlo / Regional Theatre Spišská Nová Ves
Ivan Bukovčan Hľadanie v oblakoch / Searching the clouds 03.12.1960 Krajové divadlo / Regional Theatre Nitra
Maxim Gorky Nepriatelia / Enemies 05.03.1961 Krajové divadlo / Regional Theatre Nitra
Ludvík Aškenazy Hosť / Guest 27.05.1961 Krajové divadlo / Regional Theatre Nitra
Ivan Stodola Jožko Púčik a jeho kariéra / Jožko Pučík and his career 24.09.1961 Krajové divadlo / Regional Theatre Spišská Nová Ves
Carlo Goldoni, Adolf Hoffmeister Spievajúce Benátky / Singing Venice 24.02.1962 Krajové divadlo / Regional Theatre Nitra
Oldřich Daněk Svadba sobášneho podvodníka / The marriage fraud's wedding 22.04.1962 Krajové divadlo / Regional Theatre Nitra
Ján Solovič Polnoc bude o päť minút / Five minutes until midnight 22.06.1962 Divadlo Jonáša Záborského / Jonáš Záborský Theatre Prešov
Margit Gáspár Hamlet nemá pravdu / Hamlet is wrong 06.10.1962 Krajové divadlo / Regional Theatre Nitra
Juraj Váh Výstrel nik nepočul / Unheard gunshot 15.12.1962 Krajové divadlo / Regional Theatre Nitra
Karel Čapek Vec Makropulos / The Makropulos Affair 13.04.1963 Krajové divadlo / Regional Theatre Nitra
William Shakespeare Skrotenie zlej ženy / The Taming of the Shrew 08.06.1963 Maďarské oblastné divadlo (teraz: Jókaiho divadlo) / Hungarian regional Theatre (today: Jókai Theatre) Komárno
Konstantin Ikramov, Vladimir Tendryakov Biela zástava / The White Flag 12.10.1963 Krajové divadlo / Regional Theatre Nitra
Ján Kákoš Na každej ceste križovatka / A junction on every path 04.01.1964 Krajové divadlo / Regional Theatre Nitra
Marcel Achard Idiotka / The Idiot / L'Idiote 02.05.1964 Krajové divadlo / Regional Theatre Nitra
Alžbeta Cielová Kráčali v rokoch s rokmi dejiny (Pásmo poézie) / They walked with the years of history (Poetry) 29.08.1964 Krajové divadlo / Regional Theatre Nitra
Arthur Miller Pohľad z mosta / A Wiew from the Bridge 14.01.1965 Krajové divadlo / Regional Theatre Nitra
Alexandre Dumas, Roger Planchon Traja Mušketiery / The Three Musketeers 22.01.1966 Krajové divadlo / Regional Theatre Nitra
Ferdinand Roger Jarmok citov / Market of feelings / La foire aux sentiments 10.12.1966 Divadlo Nová scéna / New Scene Bratislava
Leopold Lahola Škvrny na slnku / Stains in the Sun 30.11.1968 Krajové divadlo / Regional Theatre Nitra
William Inge Piknik / Picnic 21.06.1969 Krajové divadlo / Regional Theatre Nitra
Imre Bencsik Přátelská služba / Friendly service / Kölcsönlakás 14.12.1978 Satirické divadlo Večerní Brno / Satirical theatre Evening Brno Brno (Czech Republic)
Imre Bencsik Psí komedie /Dog's comedy / Kutyakomédia 14.02.1980 Satirické divadlo Večerní Brno / Satirical theatre Evening Brno Brno (Czech Republic)
Aristophanes Lýsistrata / Lysistrata 21.06.1980 Divadelný festivál: Zvolenské hry zámocké / Theatrical festival: Castle plays of Zvolen Zvolenský hrad / Zvolen Castle

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Documentary films

Toreador, film o Mexiku / Toreador, a movie about Mexico (1963)

Výber z diela Jána Kollára. Slávy dcéra / The best of Ján Kollár. The daughter of Sláva (1966)

Koniec cesty / End of the road (1969)

Výber zo Štúrovej poézie. Básne / The best of Ľudovít Štúr. Poems (1972)

Návšteva pod rovníkom - Madagaskar / Visit under the equator - Madagascar (1975)

Stretnutie s národným umelcom Viliamom Záborským / Meeting the national artist Viliam Záborský (1982)

Stretnutie s národným umelcom Ladislavom Chudíkom / Meeting the national artist Ladislav Chudík (1983)

Stretnutie s herečkou Emíliou Vášáryovou / Meeting the actress Emília Vašáryová (1984)

Máte doma alergika? / Do you live with an allergic person? (1996)

References

  1. Széplaki, Ladislav (2014). Tvorivosť a významnosť režiséra Igora Ciela v televíznom umení (Thesis). Nitra: Univerzita Konštantína filozofa v Nitre. p. 122.
  2. Szeplaki, Ladislav (2015). Televízna tvorba Igora Ciela (Doctoral thesis). Nitra: Univerzita Konštantína filozofa v Nitre. p. 167.
  3. Lukáš Sabó: Translation
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