Jája and Pája
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Jája and Pája
Summary
Jája and Pája is a Q662197[1]. It is known by 7 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Jája and Pája's instance of is recorded as Q662197[3].
- Jája and Pája's instance of is recorded as animated television series[4].
- Jája and Pája's instance of is recorded as fairytale character[5].
- Jája and Pája was directed by Břetislav Pojar[6].
- Jája and Pája was directed by Lubomír Beneš[7].
- Jája and Pája was directed by František Váša[8].
- Lubomír Beneš wrote the screenplay for Jája and Pája[9].
- Marek Beneš wrote the screenplay for Jája and Pája[10].
- Petr Chvojka wrote the screenplay for Jája and Pája[11].
- Stanislav Havelka wrote the screenplay for Jája and Pája[12].
- Jája and Pája's composer is recorded as Petr Skoumal[13].
- Jája and Pája's genre is puppet film[14].
- Jája and Pája's genre is comedy film[15].
- Jája and Pája's genre is family film[16].
- Jája and Pája's director of photography is recorded as Jan Müller[17].
- Jája and Pája's director of photography is recorded as Ivan Vít[18].
- Jája and Pája's Commons category is recorded as Jája a Pája[19].
- Jája and Pája's country of origin is recorded as Czechoslovakia[20].
- Jája and Pája's country of origin is recorded as Czech Republic[21].
- Jája and Pája's voice actor is recorded as František Filipovský[22].
- Jája and Pája's voice actor is recorded as Petr Haničinec[23].
- Jája and Pája's voice actor is recorded as Václav Postránecký[24].
- Jája and Pája's voice actor is recorded as Jurij Souček[25].
- Jája and Pája's voice actor is recorded as Maja Sever[26].
- Jája and Pája's voice actor is recorded as Veronika Drolc[27].
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Authorship and Creation
Directors include Břetislav Pojar[6], Lubomír Beneš[7], and František Váša[8]. Screenwriters include Lubomír Beneš[9], Marek Beneš[10], Petr Chvojka[11], and Stanislav Havelka[12].
Publication
Genres include puppet film[14], comedy film[15], and family film[16].
Why It Matters
Jája and Pája is known by 7 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]