Alois Jalovec

1867–1932 (age 65)

Biography

Alois Jalovec, born in 1867, was a pioneering cinematographer whose passion for early film helped preserve stories and faces for future generations. His dedication to the emerging art form brought moving images to life with sensitivity and a keen eye for emotion.

Though he was laid to rest at Strašnice Crematorium, his work continues to inspire those who study the origins of Czech cinema. The memories captured through his lens live on as a testament to his creative spirit.

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