Tag: Cinema of the Czech Republic

Caravan | 2025 Cannes Film Festival Review

All About My Martyr: Kirchnerová’s Debut Finds the Journey is the Destination For her directorial debut, “Caravan,” Czech director Zuzana Kirchnerová weaves autobiographical elements into...

Ordinary Failures | 2022 Venice Film Festival Review

It’s Only the End of the World: Groșan Navigates a Triptych of Displaced Women in Pre-Apocalyptic Intersection What’s perhaps most fitting about the commonalities between...

Havel | 2020 Warsaw International Film Festival Review

Polarizing Play: Horák’s Questionable Take on the Hero of the Velvet Revolution Covering the personal timeline of any major politician would be a daunting task...

The Painted Bird | Review

Cruel Intentions: Marhoul Razes & Repulses in Torturous, Ambitious WWII Saga Czech actor/director Václav Marhoul mounts a sadistic nightmare of Holocaust horrors via his third...

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