Ulice
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Summary
Ulice is a television series[1]. Ulice ranks in the top 10% of television_series entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (10 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Ulice's instance of is recorded as television series[3].
- Ulice was directed by Dušan Klein[4].
- Ulice was directed by Milan Růžička[5].
- Ulice was directed by Ondřej Kepka[6].
- Ulice was directed by Dan Wlodarczyk[7].
- Ulice was directed by Patrik Hartl[8].
- Ulice was directed by Jakub Wehrenberg[9].
- Ulice was directed by Martin Kopp[10].
- Ulice was directed by Otakar Kosek[11].
- Ulice was directed by Tomáš Tintěra[12].
- Ulice was directed by Kryštof Hanzlík[13].
- Ulice was directed by Petr Orozovič[14].
- Ulice was directed by Miroslav Sobota[15].
- Ulice was directed by Jaroslav Fuit[16].
- Ulice was directed by Juraj Deák[17].
- Ulice was directed by Magdalena Pivoňková[18].
- Ulice was directed by Marián Kleis[19].
- Ulice was directed by Natálie Císařovská[20].
- Ulice was directed by Jiří Andrle[21].
- Ulice was directed by Lubos Kucera[22].
- Ulice was directed by Jakub Kvásovský[23].
- Ulice was directed by Q131826415[24].
- Ulice was directed by Q131844536[25].
- Ulice was directed by Q131916812[26].
- Ulice was directed by Peter Chmela[27].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Directors include Dušan Klein[4], Milan Růžička[5], Ondřej Kepka[6], Dan Wlodarczyk[7], Patrik Hartl[8], and Jakub Wehrenberg[9]. Screenwriters include Tomáš Baldýnský[28], Radek Bajgar[29], Lucie Trmíková[30], Jakub Režný[31], David Smoljak[32], and Egon Tobiáš[33]. Cast members include Rudolf Hrušínský Jr.[34], Hana Maciuchová[35], Tereza Brodská[36], Petr Vacek[37], Alena Vránová[38], and Radoslav Brzobohatý[39].
Publication
Genres include soap opera[40], romance film[41], drama fiction[42], drama film[43], comedy film[44], and family film[45].
Why It Matters
Ulice ranks in the top 10% of television_series entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (10 views/month).[2] Ulice is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[46]