František Vláčil

Has anybody here seen his films? What did you think of them?
In my opinion he is one of the best directors ever, it's shame that he was blacklisted for a long time.
Marketa Lazarová and Valley of the Bees are medieval kinos. Adelheid and Shadows of a Hot Summer are absolutely fantastic too.
Also historical films or films with medieval aesthetic recommendation thread.
Such as:
>Andrei Rublev
>The Leopard
>Seventh Seal
>Hard to be a God
>Saragossa Manuscript
>Black Cross
>Draughtsman's Contract
>Barry Lyndon

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tjis is Yea Forums we dont discuss movies here

That's not true. There was a nice thread about High Life today and some Angelopoulos thread few days ago.

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I said I'd watch Eternity and a Day after that thread but haven't had time yet, sorry was at work till 10pm

Alexander nevsky and ivan the terrible I guess
Marketa lazarova was amazing

Marketa Lazarova fucking sucks, it's just a bunch of show-off stuff in the usual cash-strapped Eastern European style, employed in the service of a story nobody outside its country of origin can possibly give a tin shit about. If every print had been torched, nothing of value would have been lost. This "getting censored = being of value" meme must end.

That's understandable, hopefully you will have time soon.
Haven't seen those. Eisenstein is a big blindspot for me.

Marketa Lazarova is a 10/10 medieval kino.

Pic related is Flesh+Blood, not strictly medieval, but a great movie.

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No it fucking isn't, it's dogshit.