Close to Heaven

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Close to Heaven
Directed by	Dan Svátek
Written by	Dan Svátek
Produced by	Dan Svátek Roman Svátek Jiří Holubec
Starring	Gogo Jean Michel Francis Tuva Novotny
Cinematography	Martin Preiss
Edited by	Alois Fišárek
Music by	Elvis Kititi
Production company	Holiday Films
Distributed by	Bontonfilm
Release date	7 July 2005
Running time	96 minutes
Country	Czech Republic
Language	English

Close to Heaven (Czech: Blízko nebe) is a Czech comedy film directed by Dan Svátek. It was released in 2005.

Cast[edit]

Gogo Jean Michel Francis as Samuel
Tuva Novotny as Emily
Tonya Graves as Mbo
Petr Vaněk as Ernest the Illusionist
Arnošt Goldflam as Gut
Karl Clark as Father Samuel
Curtis Jones as Grandfather Samuel
Ivo Niederle as Hugo
Rudolf Pellar as Felix
Chantal Poullain as Johana
Olga Rychlíková as Berta
Miroslav Táborský as Jägermeister

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