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Jan Švankmajer's wonderfully weird adaption of Faust. Some of his best work and certainly the most creative adaption of Faust.
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28 giu 2002 · Faust was the second feature film from Czech animator Jan Svankmajer. Svankmajer’s bizarre Claymation puppet shorts that he had been making since the 1960s made him an underground figure. Svankmajer’s previous feature film was Alice (1988), his own take on Lewis Carroll, a work of unparalleled bizarreness that turned Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland (1865) into something akin to ...
Faust è un film del 2011 scritto e diretto da Aleksandr Sokurov. Il film - ultimo capitolo di una tetralogia sul potere iniziata con Moloch (1999) e proseguita con Toro (2000) ed Il Sole (2005) - rilegge l'opera del Faust prendendo ispirazione dall' opera omonima di Johann Wolfgang von Goethe .
6 nov 2019 · He regularly seems to find a great big stein of beer to sip from. All in all, Švankmajer’s Faust appears to be living a malnourished, seedy kind of life. It is not the worst possible existence, but it is the dusty pit of the make-do, monotonous existence that boredom breeds most excessively.
Synopsis. A very free adaptation of Marlowe’s ‘Doctor Faustus’, Goethe’s ‘Faust’ and various other treatments of the old legend of the man who sold his soul to the devil. A nondescript man is lured by a strange map into a sinister puppet theatre, where he finds himself immersed in an indescribably weird version of the play, blending ...
8 apr 2019 · This article considers relationship between Marlowe's Dr Faustus and the 1994 film, Faust, by the Czech surrealist filmmaker, animator and puppeteer Jan Svankmajer. Svankmajer's film, which splices modern live cinema with claymation and self-consciously archaic puppetry, is liberal in its adaptation of its various sources (ranging from Goethe to Czech puppeteering tradition), a fact which ...
25 ott 1994 · This European fantasy features excellent and surprisingly imaginative clay animation combined with live-action to tell the story of a man who sells his soul to Satan without the benefit of a lawyer. Initially, Faust does not rise to the bait presented by Mephistopheles' assistants who encode their offers in commuter-maps handed out at a Prague ...
