
Legal dispute over Czech film ‘Broken Voices’ ends in court-approved settlement
A court-approved settlement has ended the legal dispute over Broken Voices, though confidential terms leave its Czech TV broadcast status unclear.

A court-approved settlement has ended the legal dispute over Broken Voices, though confidential terms leave its Czech TV broadcast status unclear.

A Prague court has temporarily banned the TV airing of the Czech drama amid an ongoing legal dispute over alleged violations of personal rights.

Inspired by the infamous real-life Bambini di Praga case that made headlines back in 2004, this fictionalized account dedicates focus to a single victim, but relays a frightening account of how predators subversively operate in plain sight to rob children of their innocence.

Director Ondřej Provazník’s new film, inspired by real events, examines power dynamics and abuse in a 1990s girls’ choir. In cinemas from July 8.