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Top 100 Eastern European Films — SCFZ Poll ... https://letterboxd.com/fliptrotsky/list ... scfz-poll/
→ https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/the_aut ... -t917.html

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Walerian Borowczyk – SCFZ Directors Poll #168 ... https://letterboxd.com/fliptrotsky/list ... -poll-168/
→ SCFZ poll: Walerian Borowczyk ... viewtopic.php?f=18&t=395

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Michael Curtiz – SCFZ Directors Poll #39 ... https://letterboxd.com/fliptrotsky/list ... s-poll-39/
→ SCFZ poll: Michael Curtiz ... https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/the_aut ... t1107.html
Věra Chytilová – SCFZ Directors Poll #264 ... https://letterboxd.com/fliptrotsky/list ... -poll-264/
→ SCFZ poll: Věra Chytilová ... viewtopic.php?f=5&t=677

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Jean Epstein – SCFZ Directors Poll #97 ... https://letterboxd.com/fliptrotsky/list ... s-poll-97/

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Harun Farocki – SCFZ Directors Poll #201 ... https://letterboxd.com/fliptrotsky/list ... -poll-201/
→ SCFZ poll: Harun Farocki ... https://scfzforum.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=489
Miloš Forman – SCFZ Directors Poll #153 ... https://letterboxd.com/fliptrotsky/list ... -poll-153/
→ SCFZ poll: Miloš Forman ... viewtopic.php?f=18&t=318

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Juraj Jakubisko – SCFZ Directors Poll #202 ... https://letterboxd.com/fliptrotsky/list ... -poll-202/
→ SCFZ poll: Juraj Jakubisko ... viewtopic.php?f=18&t=491
Miklos Jancso – SCFZ Directors Poll #206 ... https://letterboxd.com/fliptrotsky/list ... -poll-206/
→ SCFZ poll: Miklos Jancso ... viewtopic.php?f=18&t=501

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Krzysztof Kieslowski – SCFZ Directors Poll #268 ... https://letterboxd.com/fliptrotsky/list ... tors-poll/
→ SCFZ poll: Krzysztof Kieslowski ... viewtopic.php?f=5&t=694

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Roman Polanski – SCFZ Directors Poll #205 ... https://letterboxd.com/fliptrotsky/list ... -poll-205/
→ SCFZ poll: Roman Polanski ... viewtopic.php?f=18&t=500

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Jerzy Skolimowski – SCFZ Directors Poll #212 ... https://letterboxd.com/fliptrotsky/list ... -poll-212/
→ SCFZ poll: Jerzy Skolimowski ... viewtopic.php?f=18&t=523
Jan Švankmajer – SCFZ Directors Poll #270 ... https://letterboxd.com/fliptrotsky/list ... -poll-270/
→ SCFZ poll: Jan Švankmajer ... viewtopic.php?f=5&t=711

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Andre de Toth – SCFZ Directors Poll #70 ... https://letterboxd.com/fliptrotsky/list ... s-poll-70/
→ SCFZ poll: Andre de Toth ... https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/the_aut ... t1273.html

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Edgar Ulmer – SCFZ Directors Poll #12 ... https://letterboxd.com/fliptrotsky/list ... s-poll-12/

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František Vláčil – SCFZ Directors Poll #239 ... https://letterboxd.com/fliptrotsky/list ... -poll-239/
→ SCFZ poll: František Vláčil ... viewtopic.php?f=18&t=589

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Andrzej Wajda – SCFZ Directors Poll #225 ... https://letterboxd.com/fliptrotsky/list ... -poll-225/
→ SCFZ poll: Andrzej Wajda ... viewtopic.php?f=18&t=556

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Andrzej Zulawski – SCFZ Directors Poll #35 ... https://letterboxd.com/fliptrotsky/list ... s-poll-35/
→ SCFZ poll: Andrzej Żuławski ... https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/the_aut ... t1103.html

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Igor & Ivan Buharov (Kornél Szilágyi & Nándor Hevesi) ... viewtopic.php?f=10&t=603

BREAKING NEWS!
NOW AVAILABLE FOR INTERNATIONAL AUDIENCE!

REFLECTION • ZRCADLENÍ (Evald Schorm, 1965)
https://letterboxd.com/film/zrcadleni/ ... letterboxd have it wrong — Jan Špáta is cinematographer (not director) here
I just subtitled this film.
It's TFL now, but I placed it in Res. too.

Artistic testimony about life and death, in which raw shots from a hospital and the reflections of patients, doctors and nurses stimulate thinking on the (relative) meaning/pointlessness of life. The title of the film was taken from the poem of the same name by Vladimír Holan

(Martin Šrajer, 2016)
It is all far more complicated – Evald Schorm (I)
https://www.filmovyprehled.cz/en/revue/ ... d-schorm-i

oooh thx jiri i adore evald schorm

rischka wrote: ↑Tue Feb 16, 2021 4:08 pm i adore evald schorm

cool!

2015 poll viewing No3:
PERPETUUM MOBILE (Piotr Kamler)

https://youtu.be/-0TUn9i6gyM

lovely! i had no idea he was still going

hello, kohlrabi!
(nazdar, kedlubny!, 1973)
film without subs.
posting just to provide a glimpse of how surreal got ingrained within my juvenile (unripe) brain in the 1970s.
my affinity to surreal doesn't come from Breton but from these two ever-transmuting teddy bears!
https://youtu.be/TihpRQHqqYI

Jiri maybe you could help me identify some Czechoslovakian stuff I've had chance to see as very young, in the 1980s.

First it was an animated short about a sparrow who entered a train wagon but then he couldn't get out after he overfeed himself.

The second was Hugo, something of a mudlark who walked barefoot, with torn trousers and greasy hair. (100% it was Bratislava studio)

Have you got any idea of these?

Mario Gaborovic wrote: ↑Thu Mar 18, 2021 1:29 pm First it was an animated short about a sparrow who entered a train wagon but then he couldn't get out after he overfeed himself.

first is (i am sure) "About Greedy Sparrow" (Zdeněk Miler, 1961)...
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0426145/
"O nejbohatším vrabci na světě" = "About richest sparrow in the world" (literally)

https://youtu.be/oQy5W5GGxHE

Mario Gaborovic wrote: ↑Thu Mar 18, 2021 1:29 pm The second was Hugo, something of a mudlark who walked barefoot, with torn trousers and greasy hair. (100% it was Bratislava studio)

second (maybe) "Hugo and Bobo" (Jaroslav Doubrava, Miloš Macourek, Adolf Born, 1977)...
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0263452/

It deals with an important ethical issue of matrimony when one of the partners leaves the other after many years of living together. The concept of the picture is humorous exaggeration, it is full of observations and also a wise view on the problem of gratitude and ungratefulness.

https://youtu.be/AmsJ7MUigYg

Thanks alot, but the second ain't THAT Hugo> this one was like 12-13 years old, and I'm positive it's Slovak.

I assumed the first one couldn't be difficult for you.

Mario Gaborovic wrote: ↑Thu Mar 18, 2021 4:23 pm the second ain't THAT Hugo> this one was like 12-13 years old, and I'm positive it's Slovak.

and "Hugo" is part of the title or just a character?
was it an animation?
any other hints you can recall?
so far, i am clueless.

jiri kino ovalis wrote: ↑Thu Mar 18, 2021 5:09 pm

Mario Gaborovic wrote: ↑Thu Mar 18, 2021 4:23 pm the second ain't THAT Hugo> this one was like 12-13 years old, and I'm positive it's Slovak.

and "Hugo" is part of the title or just a character?
was it an animation?
any other hints you can recall?
so far, i am clueless.

I dunno, it's character for sure but maybe even falls into title. It's possibly so obscure that no research would give any results, as Czechoslovak animation is a vast area. I'd say it was made around 1965 judging by style.

In cases like this, unless they open a YouTube channel (which relevant film studios tend to do more than before) I guess it's impossible to track it down.

Back in the 1980s-1990s, Belgrade TV stations had strange habit to show some films otherwise totally unknown in the original countries of production, but still interesting. For example, I twice watched a great Welsh film that Kenji didn't know about - and we weren't able to find it since. Also I watched several 1980s short family films made as a part of EBU dramas, which I clearly remember to this day.

BREAKING NEWS!
VOJTĚCH CALLED THE ORPHAN NOW AVAILABLE FOR INTERNATIONAL ADOPTION!

VOJTĚCH, CALLED THE ORPHAN (Zdeněk Tyc, 1990)


this is "my" newest subbing contribution to the world of cinema.
TFL (or in Res.)

preliminary side note:
it has to be mentioned i do "my" subs from only about 80 percent (to use the 80/20 Pareto principle).
after "finishing" subs, i send them out to a native speaker (who helped me to start subbing and is still willing to revise each of my subs).
i get the subs back (free of my shortcomings), i view the film again, and either a few more minor things are changed or nothing is changed at all, and subs go out.

this film is an adaption of the short story written by Ukrainian writer Yevhen Hutsalo (1937-1995)...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yevhen_Hutsalo
i didn't read the book but (based on the trivia i read) it seems the book's narrative is somewhat more lyrical than the film.
the story is transposed from Ukraine to Southern Bohemia (no clue to what degree the storyline was adjusted).

it is a graduation film by Zděněk Tyc released in the wrong time.
1990 was still a year of turmoil here (triggered by 1989 restoration of capitalism).
local filmgoers were still more preoccupied with politics than with going to the cinema and thus this film is practically unknown in Bohemia-Moravia-Silesia.
this was actually my main trigger for subtitling this (unknown) film — to promote a movie that suffered the adversity of fate.

because otherwise, i am at doubts to really recommend this film.
mainly because the characters are mostly despicable (you might feel "kill them all" if watching the film).
including the free-spirited uninhibited main protagonist who turns into an anti-poaching zealot (after being hired as a pond guard).

another trivia relates to the aforementioned hero of the film.
he is played by the son (Petr) of Miloš Forman.
Miloš Forman has begotten twins twice (i.e. two sets of twin boys).
(Petr Forman = face displayed on the stills above.)

a boy (suspected of poaching but actually just catching few frogs) is played by pre-adolescent/early-adolescent Radim Špaček — later local film director (notable is f.e. his "Walking Too Fast").
https://letterboxd.com/film/walking-too-fast/

if to mention something that makes this film worth watching, then it is beautiful cinematography (taking full advantage of the South Bohemian landscape adorned with many ponds).
the footage is mostly underexposed and thus even the day scenes seem as if at/after sunset.
this graduation black&white film is a sort of exercise (somewhat late in 1990) to make a film in accordance with Czech New Wave esthetics.

btw. South Bohemian system of ponds (to breed carps) was founded in 16th century by Jakub Krčín (1535–1604)...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jakub_Kr%C4%8D%C3%ADn

Mario Gaborovic wrote: ↑Thu Mar 18, 2021 6:20 pm Back in the 1980s-1990s, Belgrade TV stations had strange habit to show some films otherwise totally unknown in the original countries of production

i will keep it on my mind and if i will stumble upon some suitable suspect i will post it here.

speaking (in another thread) about weird objects found in graves reminds me...
Slovak filmmaker Fero Fenič made a few interesting short films (besides other more/less artistic undertakings).
One of them is HOW MR. KRÁĽOVIČ BECAME KING (1976) about a pensioner who in his spare time (i.e. all his time) takes part in archaeological excavations. It shows the graves with human & horse skeletons resting side by side.


The film is (without subs) on YT (with Eng subs on Turkish Raven Kilogram).
https://youtu.be/bSEF4NTv7FA?t=920

The Avars were excellent horsemen, who were so close to their horses that they often had them buried with them in full harness and armour. This custom was adopted by the Slavs who lived near them (Štúrovo, Slovakia, eighth century).

Some films I'd recommend from East-Central Europe:

Heavenly Shift (Márk Bodzsár, 2013). Fun Hungarian comedy about an ambulance crew.

Ether (Krzysztof Zanussi, 2018). About medical experiments in the early 20th century.

On Body and Soul (Ildikó Enyedi, 2017). One of my favorite contemporary films. I think it deserved the Oscar that year instead of "A Fantastic Woman" which was fine, but nothing like this Hungarian masterpiece.

Protector (Marek Najbrt, 2009). Very stylish Czech film.

Music (Juraj Nvota, 2008). Musical film from Slovakia in a vein of the tale "Town Musicians of Bremen".

I Am (Dorota Kedzierzawska, 2005) and All That I Love (Jacek Borcuch, 2009) are two Polish films I fondly remember. The latter also features a great Polish actor Andrzej Chyra.

René (Helena Trestíková, 2008). Absorbing doc about a life-long criminal.

I Served the King of England (Jirí Menzel, 2006). My absolute favorite. I think I've already sung praises to this wonderful film here on SCFZ.

going to watch SHIFTING SANDS (Władysław Ślesicki, 1969) because it was subbed.
to attune to the film, i watched two of Władysław's previous short docs (both part of the "Black Series").

AMONG MEN (Władysław Ślesicki, 1960)

https://letterboxd.com/film/among-men/
Here's the text about this entry in Amos Vogel's Film As A Subversive Art:
"The most important of the famed Polish 'Black Series' documentaries (at first forbidden), which dared to touch on negative aspects of 'socialist' society. This is a laconic and cruel story of a stray dog living 'among men,' an outcast, hurt, persecuted or treated with indifference. Caught by the municipal dog catchers, he pitifully howls for his life in a dilapidated concentration camp-like structure with, suddenly, innumerable other victims; there is an escape, but it leads him back to the same life. A film about victims and persecutors, not necessarily about dogs."

WHERE THE DEVIL SAYS GOODNIGHT (Władysław Ślesicki, Kazimierz Karabasz, 1956)

https://letterboxd.com/film/where-the-d ... goodnight/
A look at the poorest district of Warsaw. Targówek looks as if the war ended just yesterday – the place is full of rubble and misery, and devoid of any perspectives for a better future.

SHIFTING SANDS (Władysław Ślesicki, 1969)
https://letterboxd.com/film/shifting-sands-1969/

ARCHAEOLOGY (Andrzej Brzozowski, 1968)
https://letterboxd.com/film/archeologia/

Short film. No dialogue.
An excavation project by a team from the Institute of History of Material Civilization of the Polish Academy of Sciences. The excavation work was executed inside the Birkenau division of the Auschwitz concentration camp, at a site near the former 3rd crematorium. The objects that are being dug up are minor items for everyday use left behind by the people of various nationalities who were murdered in the camp.

yes yes yes

https://twitter.com/acefilmeu/status/13 ... 4117855233

coincidentally lamač has two british 43 films as well

(although i can't find schweik’s new adventures and of course it wouldn't be as funny as the book so?)

twodeadmagpies wrote: ↑Thu Apr 01, 2021 11:04 pm (although i can't find schweik’s new adventures and of course it wouldn't be as funny as the book so?)

THE NEW ADVENTURES OF SCHWEIK (Sergei Yutkevich) is a creepy film (not in a good way).
Russian-made WW2 Schweik (joining Yugoslav partisans) has hardly anything to do with Hašek's WW1 supreme ironist & master of the absurd.
if you would be dying to see it, i can re-grab it and share it, however, i don't really recommend it (it is just a weird curiosity flick).

what follows are the posts/lists i compiled in the past.
(feature films list more or less complete, the rest fragmental).

Czech Silent (1897-1930) and Early Sound (1930-1933) Cinema

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1/ CZECH SILENT CINEMA (1897-1930)

The miracle of motion pictures appeared in the Czech lands soon after its first major successful presentation by the Lumiére brothers in Paris. The first screenings took place in 1896 in Karlovy Vary and in Prague.

The first film in the country was made in 1897. It’s a record of a theatre performance of Passion plays in the town of Hořice, performed by local actors, called Hořický pašijový film. It was filmed by an American enterpreuner W. B. Hurd and his collaborator.

The first Czech film director and cinematographer was Jan Kříženecký, who since 1898 filmed short documentaries called “Newsreels”. Still in 1898, he made ​​three short films that are the first Czech feature films ever made.

The first woman in the history of Czech cinema, who passed the test and obtained authorisation to operate a movie projector was Mrs. Aloisie Kludská in 1902.

The first Czech permanent cinema house was founded by Viktor Ponrepo in 1907 in Prague.

Kinofa was the first professional film company on the territory of today’s Czech Republic engaged in the production of films. It was founded in 1911 by Antonín Pech. The other early Czech film companies were AB, ASUM, Electa Journal, Excelsior, Fortuna Film, Illusion, Lloyd Film, Lucerna Film, Moldavia Film, Ocean Film, Poja Film, Praga Film, Republic Film, Slavia Film, and Weteb.

The first documented attempt of Czech animation film is from the early 1920s, when Bohumil Šula created several sequences based on popular children’s book by Jan Karafiát called Broučci (Beetles). Completing the motion picture was thwarted due to author’s eye disease caused by demanding production technology.

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Jan Kříženecký (1868-1921)

A pioneer and founder of the film in the Czech lands (and in the whole Austria-Hungary respectively). Jan Kříženecký was born on March 20th 1868 in Prague, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary (now Czech Republic).

After leaving his studies of architecture and engineering on Czech Technical University without graduating, he became employed as a technician-assistant (1897-1902), a building administrative officer (1902-1910) and a chief building comptroller (1910-1912) at the Construction Office of the City of Prague. Besides he became an avid photographer (he was a committee member of Prague’s Club of Amateur Photographers). Municipal Archives in Prague asked him to photograph memorable old houses, streets and other sights and monuments for the sake of their inventory. In the years 1902-1915 he took four thousand photos of old Prague.

In December 1896, he had the first opportunity to see “moving pictures” of Lumière brothers and he became fascinated. In May 1898, he bought the Lumière cinematographic apparatus and acquired several rolls of unexposed film. Together with his classmate from secondary school J. F. Pokorný, he founded the first Czech film production. All first films had the same length of seventeen meters and were shot with a static camera. Initially, he was sending negatives to Lyon, but later he started to develop them himself. The first films he had to develop in a bathtub and dry in the open air on the porch.

On June 19th 1898 at the Exhibition of Architecture and Engineering in Prague, he was for the first time screening (with great success) his first films, mostly scenes from the life of the city of Prague and news from the exhibition (VÝJEZD PARNÍ STŘÍKAČKY K OHNI, VÝJEV Z LÁZNÍ ŽOFÍNSKÝCH, PRŮVOD SOKOLSTVA, PÁTÝ VŠESOKOLSKÝ SLET, ÚTOK PRAŽSKÉHO DĚLOSTŘELECTVA, RYCHLOVLAK DO PODBABÍ, PRŮVOD KRÁLOVNIČEK, CYKLISTÉ). Those films were shown in a wooden hut, called Czech Cinematograph.

Still in 1898, he made ​​three short films that are the first Czech feature films ever made (DOSTAVENÍČKO VE MLÝNICI, SMÍCH A PLÁČ, VYSTAVNÍ PÁRKAŘ A LEPIČ PLAKÁTŮ). In these films played a major role popular singer and comedian Josef Šváb-Malostranský (1860-1932). He is now regarded as the first Czech film actor.

In subsequent years, in addition to still photography Jan Kříženecký focused solely on documentary film making. He captured f.e. the visit of Emperor Franz Joseph I. in Prague in 1900 and several annual Sokol’s rallies. Till 1908, he was the only one in Czech lands filming news and short films. Occasionally, he also lectured on the topic of cinema and was screening his early films.

As a cameraman he (probably) participated in shooting SEN STARÉHO MLÁDENCE (1910). For many years, he was listed as a director of this film. However, later it was discovered that the director and the author of the storyline is Moravian photographer Josef Křičenský (1874-1930). According to some sources even the claim that he shooted this film is not guaranteed.

Alongside carrying out his work at the office, in the evenings he was screening either his own, or someone else’s films in a variety of venues in Prague. Till the end of this pioneering era, when filmmaking was adopted by some other enthusiasts too, Jan Kříženecký gave up creating the movies and devoted himself to running the movie theaters. He ran cinema “Louvre” (1912-1914), cinema “Cinema” (1915-1916) and became a director in the movie theater “Elektra” (1918-1921).

Jan Kříženecký died on February 9th 1921 in Prague. He passed away (already somewhat forgotten) at a time when Czech cinema began to fully develop. Thanks to his endeavor, Czech lands became the sixth country in the world where film making started. In 1946, he received posthumously the title Pioneer of Czech cinema.

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2/ CZECH EARLY SOUND CINEMA (1930-1933)

Sound was first used in Czechoslovakia in 1930 with the film “Tonka of the Gallows”. It was originally a silent film, which additionally has got its audio track. The first full-fledged sound film was “When the Strings Wailed” from the same year. Besides the arrival of sound, a crucial event of the early 1930s was the building of Barrandov Studios. A large film complex was constructed on the outskirts of Prague, and was at that time one of the most modernly equipped studios in Europe. The first film was made here in 1933.

1.1/ (SILENT) FEATURE FILMS
 
1898
— An Assignation in the Mill • Dostaveníčko ve mlýnici IMDb
— The Exhibition Sausage Seller and the Bill-poster • Výstavní párkař a lepič plakátů (3 versions) IMDb
— Laughter and Tears • Smích a pláč IMDb
 
1907
— The Best Number • Nejlepší číslo IMDb
 
1910
— A Bachelor’s Spring Dream • Jarní sen starého mládence IMDb
 
1911
— Ponrepo’s Illusionism • Ponrepovo kouzelnictví
— Rivals • Sokové IMDb (FIRST Western in the history of Czech cinema)
— Rudi at the Christening • Rudi na křtinách
— Rudi Gets Married • Rudi se žení
— Rudi the Sportsman • Rudi sportsman IMDb
— Rudi’s Philanderings • Rudi na záletech IMDb
 
1912
 
1913
— American Duel • Americký souboj IMDb
— The Bartered Bride • Prodaná nevěsta IMDb
— Cholera in Prague • Cholera v Praze IMDb
— The Divorced Woman • Rozvedená paní IMDb
— The End of Loving • Konec milování IMDb (FIRST film trick in the history of Czech cinema)
— Estrella IMDb
— The False Player • Falešný hráč IMDb
— The Female Chauffeur • Šoférka / Chauffeurka IMDb
— The Horseshoe • Podkova IMDb
— The Lady with the Borzoi • Dáma s barzojem IMDb
— Manners Maketh Man • Šaty dělají člověka IMDb
— Men’s Five Senses / Prefatýn and His Love • Pět smyslů člověka / Prefatýn a jeho láska IMDb
— The Mysterious Crime • Záhadný zločin / Sensační případ IMDb
— A Tooth for a Tooth / Revenge Is Sweet • Zub za zub / Pomsta je sladká IMDb
— Tragedy in the Snow • Tragedie ve sněhu IMDb
 
1914
— Andula is Jealous • Andula žárlí IMDb
— Night Terror • Noční děs IMDb
— Through Hatred to Love • Nenávistí k lásce
 
1915
— Ahasuerus • Ahasver IMDb
 
1916
 
1917
— The Prague Adamites • Pražští adamité IMDb (FIRST dual role in the history of Czech cinema)
 
1918
— The Adventures of Joe Fock • Dobrodružství Joe Focka
— Czech Heaven • České nebe IMDb
— The Czechoslovak Baby Jesus • Československý Ježíšek IMDb
— The Demon from the House of the Count of Halken • Démon rodu Halkenů / Démon rodu hraběte z Halkenů IMDb
— The Fooled Comtesse Zuzana • Ošálená komtesa Zuzana IMDb
— Friar Ondřej’s Dream • Sen frátera Ondřeje IMDb
— Idyll from Old Prague • Idyla ze staré Prahy IMDb
— The Sorcerer • Čaroděj IMDb (FIRST detective story in the history of Czech cinema)
— Sweet Sixteen • Šestnáctiletá IMDb
 
1919
— Ada Learns How to Ride • Ada se učí jezdit IMDb
— Alois Wins the Lottery • Alois vyhrál los / Aloisův los IMDb
— And Passion Triuphs • A vášeň vítězí IMDb
— Boby is Not Allowed to Smoke • Boby nesmí kouřit IMDb
— Bogra IMDb
— Chord of Death • Akord smrti IMDb
— Daddy • Papá
— Eva’s Sin • Evin hřích IMDb
— For Adrien • O Adrienu IMDb
— The Grey-Eyed Demon • Sivooký démon IMDb
— The Lady with the Small Foot • Dáma s malou nožkou IMDb
— The Little Rascal • Čertisko IMDb
— The Princess from the Cottage • Princezna z chalupy IMDb
— Teddy Wants to Smoke • Teddy by kouřil IMDb
— Through Suffering to Glory • Utrpením ke slávě IMDb
— To Africa for a Little Kiss • Pro hubičku do Afriky IMDb
— Swengali, the Disillusioned Hypnotist / Ferenc, the Hypnotist • Oklamaný hypnotisér Swengali / Ferenc hypnotisér IMDb
— Wild Maryna • Divoká Maryna (lost) IMDb
 
1920
— The Acquaintance from the Advertisement • Známost z inserátu IMDb
— Beautiful Kaťa • Krasavice Kaťa IMDb
— Billy in Prague • Billy v Praze IMDb
— For the Freedom of a Nation • Za svobodu národa IMDb
— The Golden Woman • Zlatá žena IMDb
— The Mad Doctor • Šílený lékař IMDb
— The Man Who Built the Cathedral • Stavitel chrámu 
— The P I Shares / The Peters Ironworks Shares • Akcie P.Ž.H. / Akcie Petersovy železářské huti IMDb
— The Snowdrops / Two Little Romances • Sněženky / Dva románky IMDb
— Titimeck’s necklace • Titimekův náhrdelník IMDb
— The Troubles of a Theatre Director • Trampoty divadelního ředitele IMDb
— Yorick’s Skull • Yorickova lebka IMDb
 
1921
— The Crucified • Ukřižovaná IMDb
— Souboj s Bohem IMDb
— The Arrival from the Darkness • Příchozí z temnot IMDb
— Bet for a Kiss • Sázka o hubičku IMDb
— The Black Gamekeepers / About the Great Passion • Černí myslivci / O veliké vášni IMDb
— The Falmes of Life / Heaven and Hell of the Boheme • Plameny života / Ráj a peklo bohémy IMDb
— Gipsies • Cikáni IMDb
— Graduation Ceremony • Promoce IMDb
— The Girl from the Silver Frontier • Děvče ze Stříbrné Hranice IMDb
— Irča’s Little Romance I. • Irčin románek I. IMDb
— Irča’s Romance II. / Irča in a Boarding School • Irčin románek II. / Irča v pensionátu IMDb
— The Romance of a Boxer • Román boxera IMDb
— The Shaft of Burried Ideas • Šachta pohřbených ideí IMDb

1922
— Adam and Eve • Adam a Eva IMDb
— A Cupid and a Poor Girl • Amorek a chudé děvčátko
— The Dead are Living / The Mysterious Doctor of Prague • Mrtví žijí / Tajemný pražský doktor IMDb
— Epiphany • Noc tříkrálová IMDb
— Grand Prix / Race for Life • O velkou cenu / Závod o život IMDb
— Gipsy Jůra • Cikán Jůra IMDb
— The Girl from the Podskalí • Děvče z Podskalí IMDb
— The Last Joy • Poslední radost IMDb
— The Last Kiss • Poslední polibek IMDb
— The Liqueur Princess • Likérová princeznička IMDb
— The Love of Miss Věra • Láska slečny Věry IMDb
— The Maharajah’s Pleasure / Harems Without Magic • Maharadžovo potěšení / Harémy kouzla zbavené IMDb
— Marwille, the Detective / Adventure in the Snow • Marwille detektivem / Dobrodružství ve sněhu IMDb
— Venoušek and Stázička • Venoušek a Stázička IMDb
 
1923
— Be Prepared! • Buď připraven!
— The Kidnapping of Fux the Banker • Únos bankéře Fuxe IMDb
— Madam Golvery • Madame Golvery IMDb
— The Street of Sin and Love • Ulička hříchu a lásky
— Tutankhamen: How Love Can Flame in an Instant, Even for the Dead • Tu ten kámen aneb Kterak láskou možno v mžiku vzplanout třeba k nebožtíku IMDb
— Why Aren’t You Laughing? / A Story about a Deserted Little Street • Proč se nesměješ / Románek zapadlé uličky IMDb
 
1924
— Song of Life / The Last Song • Píseň života / Poslední píseň IMDb
— White Paradise • Bílý ráj IMDb
 
1925
— The Eleventh Commandment • Jedenácté přikázání IMDb (FIRST conversational comedy in the history of Czech cinema)
— The Lantern • Lucerna
— The Son of the Mountains • Syn hor IMDb
— The Wedding of Nanynka Kulichová • Vdavky Nanynky Kulichovy IMDb
 
1926
— The Little False Cat / When a Woman Gets Her Own Way • Falešná kočička / Když si žena umíní
— Father Kondelík and Bridegroom Vejvara I. • Otec Kondelík a ženich Vejvara I. IMDb
— The Good Soldier Švejk • Dobrý voják Švejk IMDb
— The Loves of Kačenka Strnadová • Lásky Kačenky Strnadové 
— A May Tale • Pohádka máje IMDb
— The Prague Boozer • Pražský flamendr IMDb
— The Story of One Day • Příběh jednoho dne IMDb
— The Sun Disciples / The Last Werewolf • Vyznavači slunce / Poslední vlkodlak IMDb
 
1927
— Battalion • Batalion
— The Beautiful Spy • Krásná vyzvědačka IMDb
— Father Kondelík and Bridegroom Vejvara II. • Otec Kondelík a ženich Vejvara II. IMDb
— The Highwaymen of Chlum • Loupežníci na Chlumu IMDb (FIRST nude scene in the history of Czech cinema)
— In the Summer Place • Na letním bytě IMDb
— Irča in Her Little Nest • Irča v hnízdečku IMDb
— The Kreutzer Sonata • Kreutzerova sonáta 
— The Lovers of an Old Criminal • Milenky starého kriminálníka
— The Mire of Prague • Bahno Prahy IMDb
— A Self-Willed Girl • Svéhlavička IMDb
— Svejk as a Civilian • Švejk v civilu 
 
1928
— The Beautiful Spy • Krásná vyzvědačka IMDb
— The Blue Diamond • Modrý démant IMDb
— Eva's Daughters / Prince from the Street • Dcery Eviny / Princ z ulice
— Father Vojtěch • Páter Vojtěch IMDb
— The Going’s Better with Two • Ve dvou se to lépe táhne IMDb
— The Miscreant • Nemodlenec IMDb
— Mountain Village • Pohorská vesnice IMDb
— Pupil of the Sixth Grade • Sextánka IMDb
— When a Husband Has a Bad Mood • Má-li manžel špatnou náladu
 
1929
— The Affair at the Grand Hotel / One Hundred Thousand Crowns' Reward • Aféra v Grandhotelu / Sto tisíc Kč odměny IMDb
— The Bells of the Loretto Church • Loretánské zvonky IMDb
— Father-In-Law Kondelík and His Son-In-Law Vejvara • Tchán Kondelík a zeť Vejvara IMDb
— From the Czech Mills • Z českých mlýnů IMDb
— Mrs. Katynka from the Egg Market • Paní Katynka z vaječného trhu IMDb
— The Organist at St. Vitus Cathedral • Varhaník u sv. Víta IMDb
— Seduction • Erotikon 
— The Sin of the Past • Starý hřích IMDb
— The Sins of Love • Hříchy lásky
— Vrba the Clerk • Adjunkt Vrba IMDb
 
1930
— Colonel Švec • Plukovník Švec
— Saint Wenceslas • Svatý Václav
— Such Is Life / The Story of a Prague Washerwoman • Takový je život / Román pražské pradleny

2.1/ (EARLY SOUND) FEATURE FILMS
 
1930
— Black Flame • Černý plamen (silent movie, remade as a sound film) 
— Tonka of the Gallows • Tonka šibenice (silent movie, remade as a sound film) 
— When the Strings Wailed • Když struny lkají
 
1931
— The Affair of Colonel Redl • Aféra plukovníka Rédla IMDb
— The Career of Pavel Čamrda • Kariéra Pavla Čamrdy 
— The Darling of the Regiment • Miláček pluku IMDb
— Him and His Sister • On a jeho sestra
— From Saturday to Sunday • Ze soboty na neděli 
— The Last Bohemian • Poslední bohém IMDb
— Men in Offside • Muži v offsidu
— You Don't Know Hadimrška • To neznáte Hadimršku
 
1932
— Anton Špelec, Sharp-Shooter • Anton Špelec, ostrostřelec 
— Before Graduation • Před maturitou IMDb
— The "Ideal" Schoolmaster • Kantor Ideál
— Lelíček in the Services of Sherlock Holmes • Lelíček ve službách Sherlocka Holmesa 
— Načeradec, King of the Kibitzers • Načeradec, král kibiců
— Pepina Rejholcová 
— The Undertaker • Funebrák
— Your Money or Your Life • Peníze nebo život
 
1933
— The Devil in Me • Jsem děvče s čertem v těle IMDb
— Eaten Out of House and Home • U snědeného krámu
— Ecstasy • Extase 
— The Inspector • Revizor
— On the Sunnyside • Na sluneční straně
— The River • Řeka
— Twelve Armchairs • Dvanáct křesel

1.2/ (SILENT) DOCUMENTARY FILMS
 
1897
— Hořický pašijový film IMDb
 
1898
— Old Town Fire Brigade • Alarm staroměstských hasičů
— Cvičení s kuželi Sokola malostranského
— Cyclists • Cyklisté
— Defilování vojska o Božím těle na Královských Vinohradech
— The Haná Flag • Hanácké banderium
— Poklepy na základní kámen pro pomník Františka Palackého
— Polední výstřel z děla na baště sv. Tomáše
— Přenesení kolébky Františka Palackého z Hodslavic na výstaviště
— Průvod královniček
— Rychlovlak v Podbabí
— Svatojanská pouť v českoslovanské vesnici
— Útok pražského dělostřelectva
— Voltýžování jízdního odboru Sokola pražského
— The Žofín Lido • Výjev z lázní žofínských
— Výjezd parní stříkačky k ohni
 
1901
— Ceremony Consecration of the Bridge of Franz Joseph I • Slavnostní vysvěcení mostu císaře Františka Josefa I.
— Návštěva Františka Josefa I. v Praze
— IV. všesokolský slet
 
1907
— V. všesokolský slet
 
1908
— Jízda tramvají ze Staroměstského náměstí po novém mostě
— Jubilee Exhibition of the Trade Chamber • Jubilejní výstava obchodní a živnostenské komory
— Jubilejní hold městských sborů pražských
— Květinové korzo
— Polní mše na Staroměstském náměstí
— První den jarních dostihů pražských
— Purkyňovo náměstí na Královských Vinohradech
— Slavnostní a všední výjevy z výstaviště
— The Inauguration of the New Čech Bridge • Slavnostní otevření Čechova mostu
— Sokolský slet v Prostějově
— Zahájení výstavy
 
1912
— The Four Seasons • Čtyři roční doby IMDb

1914
— Football Tournament “For a Silver Cup” • Fotbalový turnaj O stříbrný pohár

1919
— Fatal Flight of an Aeroplane under Prague Bridge • Smrtelný let aeroplánu pod pražským mostem
 
1920
 
1921
 
1922
 
1923
 
1924
 
1925
 
1926
 
1927
 
1928
 
1929
— Spring in Subcarpathian Ruthenia • Jaro na Podkarpatské Rusi
 
1930
— Po horách, po dolách • Through Mountains and Valleys

2.2/ (EARLY SOUND) DOCUMENTARY FILMS
 
1930
 
1931
 
1932
— Bouře nad Tatrami
— Květy na Tatrách
 
1933

ickykino tweeovalis wrote: ↑Thu Apr 01, 2021 11:27 pm

twodeadmagpies wrote: ↑Thu Apr 01, 2021 11:04 pm (although i can't find schweik’s new adventures and of course it wouldn't be as funny as the book so?)

THE NEW ADVENTURES OF SCHWEIK (Sergei Yutkevich) is a creepy film (not in a good way).
Russian-made WW2 Schweik (joining Yugoslav partisans) has hardly anything to do with Hašek's WW1 supreme ironist & master of the absurd.
if you would be dying to see it, i can re-grab it and share it, however, i don't really recommend it (it is just a weird curiosity flick).

oh, i was planning on watching the yutkevich one anyway (i can find it thanks) but the one i was referring to above is:
https://letterboxd.com/film/schweiks-new-adventures/ and since only 4 people have seen it, am guessing it's not readily available (altho if punq has seen it...?) starring richard attenborough!

EDIT IT'S ON YOUTUBE duh

1.3/ (SILENT) EXPERIMENTAL FILMS
 
1912
— The Living Corpses / Live Paintings • Živé modely / Živé obrazy
 
1928
— Prague at Night • Praha v záři světel

2.3/ (EARLY SOUND) EXPERIMENTAL FILMS
 
1930
— Aimless Walk • Bezúčelná procházka
 
1931
— The Light Penetrates the Dark • Světlo proniká tmou
— The Prague Castle • Na Pražském hradě
 
1932
— Burleska (silent)
 
1933

twodeadmagpies wrote: ↑Thu Apr 01, 2021 11:49 pm EDIT IT'S ON YOUTUBE duh

ha, cool, i will watch Lamač's British one then!

1.4/ (SILENT) ANIMATION FILMS
 
1925
— See How Two Boys and a Dog Fool around These Days! • Vizte vše, co tropí dnes kluci dva a jeden pes!
 
1927
— Felix the Cat Receives a Lesson • Poučení Kocoura Felixe 
— The New Adventures of Felix the Cat • Nové dobrodružství Kocoura Felixe
 
1928
— The Beet Rebelion • Vzpoura řepy 
— Bublees • Bublínkové 
— The Champion • Šampion 
— Not just on Earth • Nejen na zemi 
— The Significant Personalities of Our Lives • Významné osobnosti našeho života 
— A Water Sprite in Love • Zamilovaný vodník 
 
1929
— A Cabin Boy on Salty Water • Plavčíkem na slané vodě 
— The Development of Systematic Electrification of West Bohemia • Vývoj soustavné elektrisace Západních Čech 
— Fat and Bony Cows • Kravky tučné a hubené 
— On the Sky and on Earth • Na nebi a na zemi 
 
1930
— Bimbo's Unfortunate Adventures • Bimbovo smutné dobrodružství
— Krása Footwear • Obuv Krása 
— The Metamorphosis of Uncle Bobby • Proměna strýčka Bobyho 
— Spejbl's Case • Spejblův případ 
— When One Really Creaves Travellling • Podniká-li někdo cestu

2.4/ (EARLY SOUND) ANIMATION FILMS
 
1930
 
1931
— Adi the Racoon • Adí, medvídek mýval (silent)
— Spejbl's Fascination with Film • Spejblovo filmové opojení 
 
1932
 
1933

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— Bartošek, L.,Náš film: Kapitoly z dějin (1896-1945) (Mladá fronta, Praha, 1985, pp, 424)
— Boušová, K., Než film promluvil: Vzrušující výlet do počátků české kinematografie (XYZ, 2012, pp. 360)
— Brož, J., Frída, M., Historie Československého filmu v obrazech (1898-1930) (Orbis, Praha, 1959, pp. 240)
— Ficová, J., Počátky filmu: Příspěvek k recepci dějin československé kinematografie 1896-1930 (bak. dipl. práce, MUNI, 2008)
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i am aware that (after all my graphomania about plagiarism in the other thread) if i will present another mind-blowing detective story full of strange mysteries i won't be regarded any longer as a reliable source of information, but i can't resist sharing details about the enigma i am just solving...

1/ the other day, i finished subs to BE SURE TO BEHAVE, sent them out for proofreading by a native speaker and while i am waiting to receive them back revised i was thinking i will find what exactly says Amos Vogel about this film in his "Film as a Subversive Art" so i can copy-paste the quote later in this thread because i am planning to start here a Barnumesque campaign to propagate this extraordinary film.

2/ what he says about BE SURE TO BEHAVE i will tell later, but as i browsed through the chapter devoted to Eastern Europe i stumbled upon the following entry...

DEMONSTRATIONS (STRAHOV)
(Vera Chytilova, Czechoslavakia, 1966)
A unique document from Prague, this film is an illegally made documentary of the student demonstrations in Strahov for better living conditions and of their bloody suppression by the police. The interviews with student leaders, faculty, and hospital personnel were all at considerable risk to the participants. This first illegal work from the East (where all film production is controlled by the state) could, of course, have been made only by a film professional with ready access to 35mm cameras and collaborating laboratories.

3/ Strahov is a part of Prague where the student dormitory of Technical University is situated and thus Strahov was my dwelling place for 3 and half years while i studied on the Tech Uni in 1990s. With such a background and at the same time being a passionate cinephile (Chytilophile) i thought, "What the fuck is going on here?" because i never heard in my life about such a movie!

4/ so, i entered "Strahov" into čsfd (Czechoslovak film database) search engine and saw no results. so, i opened "Věra Chytilová" page and saw no "Strahov" entry.

5/ so, i entered "Strahov" into IMDb search engine and the result was a movie by Jan Němec called STRAHOVSKÁ DEMONSTRACE (STRAHOV DEMONSTATION) (1990) ... https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0174247/

6/ so, i returned back to čsfd, opened "Jan Němec" page and found entry STRAHOVSKÉ UDÁLOSTI (literally STRAHOV OCCURENCIES) aka THE STRAHOV DEMONSTRATION (1968), while the elaboration says the doc captures occurrences surrounding the student demonstration that took place on October 31st 1967.
https://www.csfd.cz/film/6900-strahovsk ... komentare/

7/ to sum up the mishmash (surrounding the acclaimed mysterious film i never heard about so far)...
7.1/ Amos Vogel — by Věra Chytilová — film from 1966
7.2/ čsfd — by Jan Němec — film from 1968 — event October 31st 1967
7.3/ IMDb — by Jan Neměc — film from 1990

8/ then i found a wiki entry about the event (i never heard about this demonstration — shoking!) that is only in Czech but says in sum the following...
https://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chceme_sv%C4%9Btlo!
"We want light! We want more light!" was the main slogan of the student demonstration that occurred on October 31st 1967.
Early autumn 1967 was very cold but Strahov student dormitories remained unheated.
Thus students (inventive bastards of the Tech Uni) started to manufacture DIY heating gadgets whose main ingredients were the heating coils taken from inside the irons.
Plugging these DIY heating devices into electric sockets started to cause regular blackouts in Strahov student dormitories.
At one point students (dwelling in cold and dark chambers) lost their temper and organized a "We want light! We want more light!" demonstration.
Regime (and its cops unit) overreacted, many students were heavily beaten and some students were kicked out of university.
However, the nasty details leaked into wider circulation, it triggered a public uproar, and representatives of the state and Communist Party were discredited.
This event is considered to be one of the key heralds (& triggers) of the upcoming Prague Spring of 1968.

9/ i made an extensive search about the aforementioned (acclaimed) film but to no avail (so far).
in any case, Amos Vogel is certainly wrong about the year 1966.
the event occurred in 1967, so the film is most likely from 1968 (and maybe in 1990 was slightly polished).
no clue if made by Věra Chytilová or Jan Němec (most likely by both — to what degree by Věra and to what degree by Jan might solve some future well-researched dissertation of some dedicated cinephile with a solid academic background — otherwise, i can imagine that some unscrupulous falsifier might come up with his/her ridiculous story about the authorship).

10/ hopefully, this film will emerge somewhere sometime.