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Zvahlav aneb saticky slameného huberta (1971)
Country of Origin: Czechoslovakia DIRECTION Direction: Jan Svankmajer CREW PRODUCTION SCRIPT ANIMATION PHOTOGRAPHY EDITING AND POST PRODUCTION MUSIC DESIGN AND SET CONSTRUCTION OTHER CREW Inspired by Carroll's famous nonsense verse from Alice Through the Looking Glass, Zvahlav aneb saticky slameného huberta is a hymn to adolescence that flip flops back and forth between images of innocence (dolls in prams, animated toys romping around a nursery, swarms of paper planes drift from an open window) to scenes of decay, malevolence and cruelty (a black cat is repeatedly thrown through a window). AVAILABILITY
Czechoslovakia ALTERNATIVE TITLES
Jabberwocky REFERENCES PERIODICALS Afterimage no.13 (Autumn 1987) pp.46-50 (UK) Film a Doba vol.18 no.3 (March 1972) pp.166-169 (Czechoslovakia) Monthly Film Bulletin no.630 (July 1986)
(UK) OTHER SOURCES British National Film & Video Catalogue vol.24
(1986) p.192 (UK) screen KEYWORDS cats, children, dolls, film based on poem, surrealism, toys
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