O slavnosti a hostech

1966
1h 11m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA small group of bourgeois guests head for a birthday party of a prominent figure. As they go through the woods and have a picnic, they are suddenly surrounded by a bunch of suspicious stran... Tout lireA small group of bourgeois guests head for a birthday party of a prominent figure. As they go through the woods and have a picnic, they are suddenly surrounded by a bunch of suspicious strangers.A small group of bourgeois guests head for a birthday party of a prominent figure. As they go through the woods and have a picnic, they are suddenly surrounded by a bunch of suspicious strangers.

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Rôles principaux65

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Helena Pejsková

Marta

Jana Pracharová

Paní

Zdena Skvorecka

Eva
(as Zdena Skvorecká)

Pavel Bosek

Frantisek

Karel Mares

Karel

Evald Schorm

Manzel
(as Ewald Schorm)

Jan Klusák

Rudolf

Jiri Nemec

Josef
(as Jirí Nemec)

Ivan Vyskocil

Hostitel

Dana Nemcova

nevesta Olinka
(as Dana Nemcová)

Milon Novotny

Zenich
(as Milon Novotný)

Josef Podaný

Antonin Prazak

Antonín
(as Antonín Prazák)

Josef Elis

Knecht
(as J. Elis)

Josef Hrbek

Knecht
(as J. Hrbek)

Oldrich Lepsík

Knecht
(as O. Lepsík)

Jirí Macháne

Zdenek Mosnicka

Knecht
(as Z. Mosnicka)

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Histoire

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Anecdotes
In this film there are no professional actors, but different personalities from the artistic circle of Prague. Ivan Vyskocil is a real-life theater director, Zdena Skvorecka and Josef Skvorecký are writers, Jan Klusák and Karel Mares are composers, Jiri Nemec was a philosopher and translator, his wife Dana Nemcova is a psychologist, Pavel Bosek is a theater author, Evald Schorm is a film director, Milon Novotny is a photographer, etc. Their friends play the other roles.

Citations
Hostitel: Boys, Boys! Now, Now, Now. We know Rudolf's a naughty boy, but Karel?
Eva: You should have seen him sulking, being naughty!
Frantisek: Because he's an old rebel.
Karel: No, I'm a Democrat.
Hostitel: So am I.
Wife: So am I.
Eva: So am I.
Marta: So am I.
Frantisek: So am I.
Josef: With your permission, so am I.

Connexions
Edited into CzechMate: In Search of Jirí Menzel (2018)

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8/10

Czech New Wave = Amazing

A group of happy picnickers are accosted by a group of strangers led by a bullying sadist who has an unbreakable hold over his followers. After he interrogates one of them, a stranger then invites everyone to a nonsensical, but elegant and formal banquet outdoors.

How can you beat being distinguished by being "banned forever" in the Czech Republic? That is just about the greatest selling point. As another person said, "Jan Nemec's 'A Report on the Party' is a great film from the flowering of the Czech cinema in the 1960s. It is a political thriller that satirizes unquestionable conformity."

Indeed, Czech cinema of the 1950s and 1960s is incredible, and this film (along with "Daisies") really needs to be seen by more people, particularly Americans. When we think "foreign film", we might think Italian or French, possibly Russian. With the "new wave", it is France that seems to hold that title tightly. But no one ever says they love Czech cinema. And the only reason for that can be that nobody watches it -- but they should.