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With Karl Och on the Saddening Emotional Value and the Limits of What We Can Bear in Cinema

Summary by Deník N
Film can be calming, but it can also open up places we are not prepared for. In Studio N, Filip Titlbach talks to film historian and artistic director of the Karlovy Vary Film Festival, Karel Och, about the film Emotional Value, the power of emotions in cinema, and why some films are appealing precisely because they make us afraid.
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Film can be calming, but it can also open up places we are not prepared for. In Studio N, Filip Titlbach talks to film historian and artistic director of the Karlovy Vary Film Festival, Karel Och, about the film Emotional Value, the power of emotions in cinema, and why some films are appealing precisely because they make us afraid.

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Deník N broke the news in on Friday, January 23, 2026.
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