Viktor Kristof

Viktor represents the next generation of the family production company Three Brothers, where he is particularly interested in seeking opportunities of international co-productions and providing services for foreign films. He has completed over 10 feature films and has taken part in more than 100 projects at various positions. Beside that he is active in many areas of the cultural and political life. Three Brothers Production was founded by brothers Vladimír, Boris and Igor Kristof in 1991. With over 60 years combined experience, Three Brothers has completed over 85 historical feature films, documentaries and docu-dramas for both domestic and international companies, such as Czech Television, Barrandov ZDF, ARD, ARTE, Gruppe 5, BBC, History and The Discovery Channel. Being part of Three Brothers Production Viktor focuses mainly in creating films with historical content . Three Brothers works with the industry's leading dramaturgs and historians and utilizes the on site weapon house historicalprops (the largest of its kind in Europe), workshop, and studio, all housed in a renovated 13th century keep, in the beautiful city of Prague. Alongside the numerous co-productions Viktor has also been involved in the production of a wide range of world and Hollywood movies (Dungeons and Dragons, Joan of Arc, Dune, Nomad, Knight's Tale, Avalon, Blade II., The Children of Dune, League of Extraordinary Gentleman, Van Helsing, Hellboy, Doom 3, Narnia - Princ Kaspian, Die Papstin, Henry IV, Anonymous, Borgias, Black Death, Pillars of the Earth, World Without End, Three Musketeers etc.). The company offers quality which has been appreciated, among others, by Heath Ledger, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sean Connery. Viktor graduated in Communications and Information Security Management at the University of Defence in Brno. He then worked as a senior officer of the Communications and Information Systems and was later active in management. He completed the Executive MBA study program at the University of Technology in Brno and Dominican University of Illinois (USA). During his career, he had opportunities to stay for longer periods in Australia and Japan.