Radúz Činčera
An image from Kinoautomat, one of the productions that also features Radúz Činčera.
Radúz Činčera

Radúz Činčera

June 17, 1923 — Brno, Czechoslovakia

Radúz Činčera was a Czech screenwriter and director, best known as the creator of Kinoautomat, the world's first interactive movie. Debuting at the Czechoslovak Pavilion during Expo 67 in Montreal, Kinoautomat allowed audiences to vote on the direction of the film's narrative, pioneering interactive cinema. Beyond this groundbreaking work, Činčera contributed to various documentary and short films, showcasing his versatility and innovation in filmmaking. His work has been recognized for its creativity and influence on interactive media, leaving a lasting legacy in the field of cinema.

Kinoautomat

Kinoautomat

1971

Butterflies Do Not Live Here

Butterflies Do Not Live Here

1958

Hmoty zítřka

1961

Mlha

1966

Okamžik, spojím!

1961

Pozor volá Liška...

1962

What was not in the dream

1958

Jak Sammy o kalhoty přišel

1966