Adéla Komrzý (1992) studied History of Art at the Faculty of Arts at Charles University and in 2020 she completed a Master’s degree in documentary filmmaking at FAMU (Film and TV School of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague). In 2018 she interned at the famous film university Filmuni Babelsberg Konrad wolf, where she studied directing and in the same year she was selected for the Berlinale Talents under the Berlinale international film festival. She took part in the IDFA Summer School 2019 with her film “Intensive life Unit”.
She gained her first film experience while working on the HBO miniseries “Hořící keř” (Burning Bush) (2013, prod. Nutprodukce) directed by Agniezka Holland.
In 2013, she also received the Trilobit Award from the FITES Film and Television Association for her chapter in the film series “Televizní oslava” (TV Celebration). The film she shot for her Bachelor’s degree “Výchova k válce” (Teaching war) from the Český Žurnál (Czech Journal) series won the main Andrej “Nikolaj” Stankovič award. Her latest film, “Viva Video, Video Viva” about the pioneers of Czech video art earned her a nomination for the Pavel Koutecký award. She filmed surveys on hot-button social issues, entitled “Z ulice” (From the Street), for Radio wave.
She gained her first film experience while working on the HBO miniseries “Hořící keř” (Burning Bush) (2013, prod. Nutprodukce) directed by Agniezka Holland.
In 2013, she also received the Trilobit Award from the FITES Film and Television Association for her chapter in the film series “Televizní oslava” (TV Celebration). The film she shot for her Bachelor’s degree “Výchova k válce” (Teaching war) from the Český Žurnál (Czech Journal) series won the main Andrej “Nikolaj” Stankovič award. Her latest film, “Viva Video, Video Viva” about the pioneers of Czech video art earned her a nomination for the Pavel Koutecký award. She filmed surveys on hot-button social issues, entitled “Z ulice” (From the Street), for Radio wave.