‘Citizen Havel’ movie review: a disarmingly honest portrait of the Czech president
Citizen Havel is a fascinating, revealing documentary, that shows Czech president Václav Havel in rare form
February 2, 2008
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Citizen Havel is a fascinating, revealing documentary, that shows Czech president Václav Havel in rare form
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