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Pavel Branko
Pavel Branko (born April 27, 1921) is a Slovak film critic, film theorist, translator of fiction and non-fiction literature, and author of articles that critique questionable use of language. He has been called "the doyen of Slovak film criticism."〔"Nestor slovenskej filmovej publicistiky a kritiky" - See: Mariana Jaremková, "Filmovanie bolo pre mňa zážitkom,” (Interview with Pavel Branko), in: ''Film.sk'', No.11, Nov. 2009, pp.29.(ISSN 1335-8286. The printed version can also be checked online as a pdf.file.) - On the website of the International Film Festival Bratislava, Branko is also referred to as the "Nestor slovenskej filmovej kritiky" (the ‘Nestor’ of Slovak film critics). - Check the ‘external links’ section further below!).〕〔(14th International Film Festival Bratislava: ''Hrdina našich čias'' (''A Hero of Our Time'') ) (Refers to Branko as the "Nestor of Slovak film critics").〕
After the fall of real socialism, he has received many prizes that honour the man and the work of a lifetime.〔Iris Kopcsayová, "Odsúdený na doživotie," in: ''SME'' (printed edition), Feb. 24, 2007. (- ''Sme'' is the best-selling politically oriented daily paper in Slovakia ).〕 In his life and work we find many traces of the impact of the history of Czechoslovakia. Branko is married to Emilia Brankova.
==Life and work==
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