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CZECH AND SLOVAK CINEMA
Theme and Tradition
PETER HAMES
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© Peter Hames, 2009
Edinburgh University Press Ltd
22 George Square, Edinburgh
www.euppublishing.com
Typeset in 10/12.5 Adobe Sabon
by Servis Filmsetting Ltd, Stockport, Cheshire, and
printed and bound in Great Britain by
CPI Antony Rowe, Chippenham and Eastbourne
A CIP record for this book is available from the British Library
ISBN 978 0 7486 2081 4 (hardback)
The right of Peter Hames
to be identifi ed as author of this work
has been asserted in accordance with
the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.
Published with the support of the Edinburgh University Scholarly Publishing
Initiatives Fund.
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CONTENTS
Acknowledgements
vi
Introduction
1
1. History
15
2. Comedy
32
3. Realism
55
4. Politics
75
5. The Holocaust
95
6. Lyricism
112
7. The Absurd
129
8. The Avant-Garde
144
9. Surrealism
168
10. Animation
188
11. Slovak Directions
206
Bibliography
229
Filmography
243
Index
254
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TRADITIONS IN WORLD CINEMA
General editors: Linda Badley and R. Barton Palmer
Founding editor: Steven Jay Schneider
Traditions in World Cinema is a series of textbooks and monographs devoted
to the analysis of currently popular and previously underexamined or under-
valued fi lm movements from around the globe. Also intended for general inter-
est readers, the textbooks in this series offer undergraduate- and graduate-level
fi lm students accessible and comprehensive introductions to diverse traditions
in world cinema. The monographs open up for advanced academic study more
specialised groups of fi lms, including those that require theoretically-oriented
approaches. Both textbooks and monographs provide thorough examinations
of the industrial, cultural, and socio-historical conditions of production and
reception.
The fl agship textbook for the series includes chapters by noted scholars
on traditions of acknowledged importance (the French New Wave, German
Expressionism), recent and emergent traditions (New Iranian, post-Cinema
Novo), and those whose rightful claim to recognition has yet to be established
(the Israeli persecution fi lm, global found footage cinema). Other volumes
concentrate on individual national, regional or global cinema traditions. As the
introductory chapter to each volume makes clear, the fi lms under discussion
form a coherent group on the basis of substantive and relatively transparent, if
not always obvious, commonalities. These commonalities may be formal, sty-
listic or thematic, and the groupings may, although they need not, be popularly
identifi ed as genres, cycles or movements (Japanese horror, Chinese martial
arts cinema, Italian Neorealism). Indeed, in cases in which a group of fi lms is
not already commonly identifi ed as a tradition, one purpose of the volume is
to establish its claim to importance and make it visible (East Central European
Magical Realist cinema, Palestinian cinema).
Textbooks and monographs include:
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TRADITIONS IN WORLD CINEMA
• An introduction that clarifi es the rationale for the grouping of fi lms
under examination
• A concise history of the regional, national, or transnational cinema in
question
• A summary of previous published work on the tradition
• Contextual analysis of industrial, cultural and socio-historical condi-
tions of production and reception
• Textual analysis of specifi c and notable fi lms, with clear and judicious
application of relevant fi lm theoretical approaches
• Bibliograph(ies)/fi lmograph(ies)
Monographs may additionally include:
• Discussion of the dynamics of cross-cultural exchange in light of
current research and thinking about cultural imperialism and glo-
balisation, as well as issues of regional/national cinema or political/
aesthetic movements (such as new waves, postmodernism, or identity
politics)
• Interview(s) with key fi lmmakers working within the tradition
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