Orphaned child

An anthology of mysterious and chilling short stories from the countryside and remote solitudes. The eleven Czech writers took care to ensure that there was no shortage of suspense - whether they drew on folklore or police practice. The idea of a peaceful village or mill may give the impression of safety, but anyone who has ever been left alone in a remote building in the dark may have known the creeping fear experienced by generations before them. And maybe he also suspects that it only takes a mere coincidence to turn a rural idyll into a nightmare. Štěpán Kučera, Michal Sýkora, Martin Goffa, Lukas Vavrečka, Kateřina Surmanová, Daniela Mičanová, Zuzana Říhová, Irena Moravcova, Katerina Shardicka, Klara Smolíková, Přemysl Krejčík: The Orphaned Child | Filip Jancik reads, Martin Preiss, Libor Hruska, Jitka Ježková, Lukáš Vavrečka | Director Jan Drbohlav | Sound, editing and mastering Vladimír Srb | Music Petr Hanzlík | Recorded in Mixing studio. Today | Graphics adapted from the book cover by Michal Holík | Production by Petra Kinclová | Supervision by Alena Brožová | Published by Euromedia Group, a. does - Témbr, in October 2024. Copyright © Štěpán Kučera, Michal Sýkora, Martin Goffa, Lukas Vavrečka, Kateřina Surmanová, Daniela Mičanová, Zuzana Říhová, Irena Moravcova, Kateřina Šardická, Klara Smolíková, Přemysl Krejčík, 2024 | All rights reserved | Published by Euromedia Group, a. does - in the Calibre edition, 2024. Filip Jančík is a Czech actor, dubber and dubbing director. At the age of 18, he starred in the film The Riddle of the Puzzle and a year later in the film Vekslák or the Old Golden Times. He is a dubbing artist, having voiced Cody in Step by Step, Randy Disher in My Friend Monk, and Ftefan the dog in a Kofola commercial. In recent years he has also been involved in audiobook downloading. Martin Preiss studied acting at the DAMU in Prague. His first engagement was at the Josef Kajetán Tyl Theatre in Pilsen (1996-1998), and in 1998-2004 he was a member of the National Theatre's drama department. He has also performed at the Kašpar, Na Jezerce and Pod Palmovkou theatres. He's a freelancer at the moment. She regularly appears in television series (Code Blue Sisters, Hospital on the edge of town, Krejz, Doctors of Origins, Very fragile relationships, Specialists, Criminal Angel, etc. ) In Dan Svatek's last film, The Notebook of an Alcoholic, he played the character of a psychotherapist. He is also active in dubbing and loading TV documentaries and audiobooks. Libor Hruška is originally from Přerov, a graduate of the Prague Conservatory and the son of dubbing director Zdeněk Hruška and actress Miluše Dreiseitlová. After his engagement at the State Theatre in Ostrava, he worked at the Theatre pod Palmovkou and the Karlín Musical Theatre. He has been freelancing since 1993. Until 2014, he worked extensively in dubbing, both as an actor (F. Filipovsky for his role as Ray in the film Ray), or as a director. He currently performs mainly at the Na Jezerce Theatre. Jitka Ježková graduated from the Prague Conservatory and the Department of Theory of Culture at the Faculty of Arts of Charles University. She first appeared on television in 1994 in the series Prima sezóna, and a year later in the TV Nova series Nováci. Since then, he has regularly appeared in television productions, series and films. She has been a guest at the Drama Club, the Palace Theatre and the Reznice Theatre. He has been successfully dubbing since the age of 14. In 2004, she received the František Filipovský Award for Female Performance in Dubbing for the film Theory of Flight. Besides that, Jitka Ježková has voiced dozens of other characters in various films and TV series. Lukáš Vavrečka Writer, columnist, member of the Association of Writers. Since 2006 he has lived in Pardubice, where he studied Cultural History. He spent many years as a publishing editor, lecturer and jazz pianist. As a writer, he often straddles the line between fantasy and social prose. He has published a number of independent books, such as. The Lost Generation (Pavel Mervart, 2017), the environmental crime drama Tesla Noir (Host, 2020), or the magical novel about autism and the power of stories, Intercity (Prostor, 2024). His short stories have been published in various anthologies, including The Orphaned Child (Kalibr, 2024). Together with Kristýna Sněgoňová he prepared the anthology of mysterious and fantastic prose Hlubiny města (