Scenes from the Underground. The Films of Jan Ságl, 1971–1974
synopsis
Jan Ságl (*1942) is considered the court photographer of the Czechoslovak underground of the 1960s and ’70s. He also shot a total of 12 short films in 1971-1974. With a Super-8 camera, he photographed and filmed scenes from the underground, including concerts and happenings. Because he was a past of this closed community, his camera and hand-held spotlight had direct access to people and events, allowing him to create a captivating record of the atmosphere of underground culture.---
Kurátor programu a autor textů / Curator and author of the texts: Martin Blažíček, FAMU CAS
contact
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Film at festival
| festival edition: | 2016 |
| section: | Workshops |
Info
| original title: | Obrazy z podzemí. Filmy Jana Ságla, 1971-74 |
