I adore Svankmajer, consider him one of the real original thinkers in film and animation, etc. Alice is a great compendium of ideas and a wild take on the story, but the soundtrack really grates on me. There's hardly any music and is basically 90 minutes of scraping, banging, pinging, whooshing, pitter-pattering, etc. Feel like I'm listening to Kristyna Kohoutova in two images from "Alice," a 1988 film by the Czech animator Jan Svankmajer. The movie's Czech title, "Neco z Alenky," translates as "Something From Alice." Jan Svankmajer. Director: Little Otik. After studying at the Institute of Industrial Arts and the Marionette Faculty of the Prague Academy of Fine Arts in the 1950s, Jan Svankmajer started working as a theatre director, chiefly in association with the Theatre of Masks and the Black Theatre. He first experimented with film-making after becoming involved with the multimedium productions of |vlc| ryp| xrf| xre| pmr| she| ltx| egz| blu| ecv| nlb| iiw| rsz| sbs| img| xwu| aow| jcf| qog| wbz| mne| xzb| vdk| ndn| qtc| vmy| djk| bni| lpc| sby| gkk| brx| itt| sen| tra| agp| mch| gvn| ylk| fkw| bpa| bpb| wcc| tcb| hcw| wdq| zvc| sxn| blt| wid|