Where was Komitet 19-ti filmed
Komitet 19-t
Year: 1972
<p>The movie is a political pamphlet. Tired of pointless debates, the Committee of 19, one of the UN working bodies, takes decisive measures and sends an international expedition of six specialists to Africa, headed by Soviet Professor Smolentsev. The purpose of the mission is to understand on the spot the causes of the mysterious epidemic that has engulfed the region. During the investigation, the commission discovers a secret center where a neo-fascist organization develops bacteriological weapons and conducts barbaric experiments on the local population. Filming took place in the Congo, Austria and the Soviet Union.</p>
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Locations
Area.
In movie
Scene where Professor Smolentsev and his daughter Natasha rush by car through the busy city center. They are hurrying to the exhibition hall, but the dense traffic on the streets slows them down. The father is nervous behind the wheel, constantly looking at his watch. Natasha tries to calm him down, but in vain.
Real
Scene was shot in Heroes' Square (Heldenplatz), one of Vienna's most important and solemn squares, located in front of the Imperial Palace Hofburg. It features monuments to Archduke Charles and Prince Eugene of Savoy and is surrounded by monumental buildings, including the National Library.
Jungle
In movie
Scene where The committee sends a group of specialists to investigate an outbreak of an unknown disease. Among them is Professor Smolentsev, who is accompanied by his daughter Natasha. After the recent death of his wife, he does not dare to leave her alone. Upon arrival in the region, the scientists encounter incomprehensible delays, lack of information and hostile attitude of the local authorities. Gradually it becomes clear that someone is deliberately hindering their work by hiding the truth about what is happening.
Real
Scene was shot near Brazzaville, the capital of the Republic of Congo, located on the Congo River. The city, founded in the 1880s by the French and named after officer Pierre Savage de Brazza, has become an important cultural and political center of the region. It is surrounded by unspoiled rainforests filled with life and exotic vegetation.
Street
In movie
Scene where Natasha walks out of the movie theater into the bright daylight. She squints, getting used to the sun, and slowly begins to walk down the street. The day is warm, the streets are quiet - rare passers-by, birds singing, leaves rustling. The city lives its own measured life: somewhere in the distance you can hear a bicycle bell ringing, someone drinking coffee in a café on the corner.
Real
Scene was shot in Maria Theresa Square, one of Vienna's central and most majestic squares, located between the Kunsthistorisches Museum and the Natural History Museum. This location is known for its symmetry, neatly trimmed alleys and the monument to Empress Maria Theresa in the center, surrounded by sculptures.