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You are originally a sculptor.
How did you get around to composing music for the film?
I have always composed music.
Adolf Zika, the director, is my long and dear friend
and we have actually already worked on some music together previously.
He heard some of what I have done and said it was suitable for his film.
I thought to myself, why not, it was a great opportunity.
So I agreed to put it in the film.
And I think it goes with the film excellently!
Does Jan Saudek's work impress you?
I like his photos.
He is a very inspiring person and a very inconsistent person as well.
I believe I have an idea what may be going on inside him
and that the film is uncovering just a bit.
He certainly inspires me a lot.
What is your opinion of the entire film's music?
I have not known Claus Grabke before
but I've done research about him
and now I can say he is a very proficient musician.
Mr. Laco Deczi is a top-category star.
I do not make my living with music,
but his music is what I listen to at home - I like it very much.
I have been to a few Krucipüsk band concerts
and they were outstanding, it was my kind of thing!
I like how the music is used in the film -
at the appropriate place and precisely the right moment.
Excellent!
Do you plan on committing to further music composition
for films in the future?
Sure, if I have the opportunity.
I truly believe that film music,
music in association with a visual message, is very forceful.
If it works out for me again, I would be very lucky
and will gladly hop over to composing music for films.
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