Aurel Miheleș

Aurel Miheleș

Director · Writer

Nitrianske Pravno, Czechoslovakia [now Slovakia)]
July 6, 1925

Biography

Ján Roháč was a Slovak film and television director, recognized for his significant contributions to Czechoslovak entertainment. After graduating from the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague, he began his career in the early 1950s, initially working in theater. Roháč was instrumental in shaping modern Czechoslovak television and theater, directing numerous variety shows, musical programs, and theatrical performances. His notable works include the television series Hovory H with Miroslav Horníček and the film Kdyby tisíc klarinetů (1965), which he co-directed with Vladimír Svitáček. Roháč's innovative approach and creative vision left a lasting impact on the entertainment industry in Czechoslovakia.

Photo

Aurel Miheleș 1

Representative Works

Two Lottery Tickets
Two Lottery Tickets
8.1
/ Romanian
Telegrams
Telegrams
7.7
/ Romanian
Captain's Ion Arrow
Captain's Ion Arrow
8.0
/ Romanian
D'ale carnavalului
D'ale carnavalului
6.8
/ English

Awards and Honors

Critical Favorites

Two Lottery Tickets
1959Winner

Best Director

Two Lottery Tickets

Telegrams
1960Winner

Best Director

Telegrams

The Cyclists Are Coming
1968Nominee

Best Director

The Cyclists Are Coming

Career Highlights

The Story of the Voyages
1983Highlight

Best Director

The Story of the Voyages

Captain's Ion Arrow
1973Highlight

Best Director

Captain's Ion Arrow