
A prison film with a touch of Existentialism follows daily routines of a young woman and her fellow inmates.
A prison film with a touch of Existentialism follows daily routines of a young woman and her fellow inmates.
A little girl is confronted with her fears in the cellar, because it’s haunted not only by the neighbours but by objects, too.
A non-narrative, poetic film examines different ways our hands can be utilized.
1968, another eight in a long row of fateful years.
Everything has its use. And a life of its own, too.
The film follows hard work of a group of woodcutters who dwell in the forest far away from civilization.
The major key of enthusiasm turns into the minor key of crushed hopes in this film, shot clandestinely and smuggled abroad.
Based on Bohumil Hrabal’s short stories, “Pearls of the Deep”, an eponymous omnibus film was produced in 1966 and became a manifesto of the Czech New Wave.
A traditional, multigenerational family gathers in front of a partially built country house at various occasions.
What is the political significance of the death of Jan Palach, who publicly burned himself in protest against the “sister state” invasion of the ČSSR?
This directorial debut by a pioneer of ethnographic film is a survey on technical monuments utilizing water drive as a source of their power.