"The Good Soldier Švejk" shares the disc with "Poslušně hlásím" ("Beg to Report").

Special thanks to Nikoloki, a regular @ the Zóna discussion board, for making this here comparison possible! (c:

Another eco-friendly - or "green" - release from the National Film Archive, and by that I mean the greenish tinge in the picture which the NFA refuses to admit is a problem of their own making... Interestingly enough, when the Czech TV acquired the freshly restored new master, they had to "perform - with the NFA's approval - additional remastering in order for the visual presentation of the film to comply with their own internal broadcast standards:"

Well, I'm sure you won't be surprised when you see the screenshots in our gallery that after the "additional remastering" the green tinge is mysteriously... gone!

Anyway, the below is kind of redundant at this point, but just to reiterate - an example of the NFA's stubborn belief that the cue blips are an inseparable part of the work of art that is film:

And maybe the only instance of print damage that - for whatever reason - wasn't / couldn't have been restored ... turns out it's a perfectly normal "proto" wipe transition (the following is a JavaScript animation):