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7 mag 2024 · Jan Švankmajer (born September 4, 1934, Prague, Czechoslovakia [now in Czech Republic]) is a Czech Surrealist artist, puppeteer, animator, and filmmaker known for his dark reimaginings of well-known fairy tales and for his avant-garde use of three-dimensional stop-motion coupled with live-action animation.
6 giorni fa · I suoi maggiori punti di riferimento sono Peter Greenaway e Jan Švankmajer. Per l’artista la stop-motion è l’anima nera dell’animazione sia per i temi che sconfinano spesso nel gotico e nel misterioso, sia per l’uso di materiali per la creazione dei burattini, come ossa, stracci e oggetti recuperati dalle soffitte.
25 mag 2024 · As with Phillippe De Broca’s King Of Hearts (1967) & Samuel Fuller’s Shock Corridor (1963), Švankmajer‘s thesis is that the world in which we all live is actually the lunatic asylum, constantly swinging between ideas of absolute liberty and Draconian oppression, both of which he believes to be equally oppressive.
23 mag 2024 · Cast. Mohammad Rasoulof. Jan Švankmajer. In Mohammad Rasoulof’s “A Man of Integrity”, a goldfish farmer in a small Iranian village faces financial ruin when his river-sourced water supply is cut off. This controversial masterpiece from Iran revealed the depth of corruption in the country and ultimately landed its filmmaker in prison.
15 mag 2024 · Švankmajer Day sarà articolata in due distinti momenti nel corso dei quali alla proiezione dei film più significativi del regista ceco si affiancheranno due masterclass: Suono e Ipersensorialità nei film di Jan Švankmajer a cura di Andrea Martignoni (sound designer, storico del cinema di animazione e direttore artistico di ...
2 giorni fa · Jan Švankmajer of the Czech-Slovak Surrealists continues to make films and experiment with objects. In Ireland, novelists and poets associated with Surrealism are Tony Bailie , Matthew Geden, Anatoly Kudryavitsky , Afric McGlinchey, Tim Murphy, Ciaran O'Driscoll , and John W. Sexton . [80]
21 mag 2024 · Works from 20th-century artists such as Jiří Trnka, Karel Zeman, Břetislav Pojar, and Jan Švankmajer were revolutionary and still impact the art form today.
