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Marketa Lazarová

  • 1967
  • Not Rated
  • 2 h 42 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
7,8/10
6,4 mil
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Marketa Lazarová (1967)
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Um retrato sombrio da mudança do paganismo para o cristianismo na Europa Central medieval: uma jovem virgem comprometida com Deus é sequestrada e estuprada por um homem saqueador que seu pai... Ler tudoUm retrato sombrio da mudança do paganismo para o cristianismo na Europa Central medieval: uma jovem virgem comprometida com Deus é sequestrada e estuprada por um homem saqueador que seu pai religioso procura matar em troca.Um retrato sombrio da mudança do paganismo para o cristianismo na Europa Central medieval: uma jovem virgem comprometida com Deus é sequestrada e estuprada por um homem saqueador que seu pai religioso procura matar em troca.

  • Direção
    • Frantisek Vlácil
  • Roteiristas
    • Frantisek Pavlícek
    • Vladislav Vancura
    • Frantisek Vlácil
  • Artistas
    • Josef Kemr
    • Magda Vásáryová
    • Nada Hejna
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,8/10
    6,4 mil
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    • Direção
      • Frantisek Vlácil
    • Roteiristas
      • Frantisek Pavlícek
      • Vladislav Vancura
      • Frantisek Vlácil
    • Artistas
      • Josef Kemr
      • Magda Vásáryová
      • Nada Hejna
    • 32Avaliações de usuários
    • 67Avaliações da crítica
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
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    Josef Kemr
    Josef Kemr
    • Laird of Rohácek Kozlík
    Magda Vásáryová
    Magda Vásáryová
    • Lazar's Daughter Marketa
    Nada Hejna
    • Wife of Laird Rohácek Katerina
    Jaroslav Moucka
    Jaroslav Moucka
    • Son Jan
    Frantisek Velecký
    Frantisek Velecký
    • Son Mikolás
    Karel Vasicek
    • Son Jirí
    Ivan Palúch
    Ivan Palúch
    • Son Adam 'One-handed'
    Martin Mrazek
    • Son Václav
    Václav Sloup
    Václav Sloup
    • Jan's Son Simon
    Pavla Polaskova
    Pavla Polaskova
    • Daughter Alexandra
    Alena Pavlíková
    • Daughter Drahuse
    Michal Kozuch
    • Laird of Oboriste Lazar
    Zdenek Lipovcan
    • Lazar's Son Jakub
    Harry Studt
    Harry Studt
    • Saxon Count Kristián
    Vlastimil Harapes
    Vlastimil Harapes
    • Son of the Count of Saxony Kristián
    Zdenek Kutil
    • Count valet Reiner
    Frantisek Nechyba
    • Cabman
    Zdenek Kryzánek
    Zdenek Kryzánek
    • Royal Governor Pivo
    • Direção
      • Frantisek Vlácil
    • Roteiristas
      • Frantisek Pavlícek
      • Vladislav Vancura
      • Frantisek Vlácil
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    9I_Ailurophile

    Exceptional, exquisite film (if lamentably tarnished by disordered presentation)

    The film's reputation very well precedes it; in the first moment that I learned of 'Marketa Lazarová,' I also learned it's regarded as perhaps the best Czech movie ever made. I can appreciate why - I'm not familiar with the novel the movie is adapted from, but the story is exquisite. The narrative is as bleak as it is expertly crafted, and deeply engrossing. There's strong attention to detail in all things - every shot, every article of the costume design, every sight of set design, and eye-catching filming locations. The vivid imagery of a historical drama becomes ever more stark captured in black and white, including the countenances of the actors. The assembled cast is outstanding - all those most prominent before the camera, of course (Magda Vásáryová above all, embodying the all-important title role with all due gravity) but even those in supporting roles, realizing every vivid emotion and tribulation. Factor in many extras as well, and the landscape of medieval Europe seems dazzlingly real and tangible.

    However - for as superb as the narrative is, and for as excellent as the picture is as a whole, I cannot say it's perfect. I have a rather difficult time engaging with the film at points, especially in the first half. The presentation of the story is disjointed: some story beats, or facets of each plot point that would round them out, are not expressed clearly, or at all. There is a substantial amount of narrative that does not play out before the camera, or dialogue that is spoken by figures who are not on-screen, and the audience is left to pick up the pieces and discern what they may. Fine as the tale is, it's extremely difficult to truly parse it without an outside synopsis to provide the context and clarification that the feature does not. For all the characters that are introduced, and given plenty of attention at varying points, the fates of some are left vague. The end result is that 'Marketa Lazarová' comes off not just as historical fiction, but an art film ruthlessly indifferent to conventional narrative flow.

    To be clear, I think this is a great, grand film. The story it tells is magnificent in and of itself, and complex, even as it's terribly grim. All technical aspects are fantastic, including the direction; the cast is swell; the writing, broadly, is marvelous. Some sequences are truly exceptional - outright phenomenal - particularly nearer the end. But there are also many ponderous gaps in the plot progression, and otherwise instances of inelegant telling, that gravely stymie the absolute mastery of cinema that the feature could and should have represented save for those faults. That 'Marketa Lazarová' nonetheless succeeds in being so splendid a work despite its flaws is a testament to the skills of all involved, but the deficiencies are unfortunate all the same.

    The content is oppressively dreary, and the execution as a whole has no few problems. Still, for all that: the immense quality, from start to finish, manages to well outweigh the issues of its rendering. I think this is a superlative example of what cinema can achieve that deserves far greater renown outside the Czech Republic; would only that the blemishes could have been cleared up. For many reasons this won't be a film that everyone can enjoy, but if one can look past the sometimes laborious effort that the viewing experience represents, I dare say this is essential. Though regrettably imperfect, 'Marketa Lazarová' is a captivating, striking exemplar of film that earns my most hearty recommendation, and it's very much worth watching by whatever means one is able.
    chaos-rampant

    Godless earth

    Man was a beast before the Middle Ages, but now it was one racked with guilt. Violence was the constant and would continue to be the shaper of worlds but, with the advent of this new religion preaching mercy and penitence, it was probably the first time that this violence was experienced within unprecedented, new frameworks. What had been passed through the blood for centuries in the Teutonic woods as the only means of arranging the world in some order, this instinctive violence, was now felt to be abominable.

    In this sense, the religious angst of the medieval man comes from trying to conciliate that ancestral world where carving a blood eagle on the back of a fallen chieftain pleased the gods, with the new ideas of perceiving it, where sins had to be atoned for.

    Here we get the tumultuous chronicle of this, the writing of the middle part of history.

    We get baroque, medieval art, steeped in religious terror and ancestral guilt. Chances are there's a slew of medieval films out there, but probably not one that is as pungent, with a single exception. We encounter this cruel, pitiless hell on earth where life is meaningless and crazed gods roaming it exact terrible, ironic tolls on the human soul, ten years later in Diabel, by the hand of a certified madman this time.

    Spiritually I couldn't be farther apart from this godless vision of tortured human beings, essentially Christian. But as an experience to dwell upon and inhabit, the film offers no quarter. It's a better Valhalla Rising, thirty years before.

    What new frameworks here though, how best to experience the torture of the medieval man? The director finds the answer in the Czech New Wave.

    The intertitle that opens this delineates what follows as a saga, an epic story of murder and intrigue. The masterstroke here lies in how this saga is told, in fragmenting it from a linear notion where time is a succession (which is the artifice of history) and presenting us with those fragments as a vivid experience of a life bled for and anguished. Which is to say, Marketa Lazarova is not the history of what transpired but the memory of it, which is then arranged into a story.

    The camera then sees inside this story deeper than any bard did. And what it sees is that these passions and sufferings are not linear, therefore building up to something or anticipated to come to an end that would justify the pain, but an exponential cycle turning indifferently and without pattern.

    Yet here is where the film falters. Having broken this up, the film shies away from the opportunity to look directly at what hides behind it, if anything, and insists we read this as a rhapsody where it's not impossible to consider the degenerate as cruel, flawed heroes who defied the king's rule. Bombastic music swells up in crescendos now and then to remind us that all this is horrible, but fundamentally tragic.

    This may be a quibble however. It's a harrowing experience watching these men, small and insignificant at the face of violence, struggle with a pain and madness immemorial, that predates their existence. Omens of skaldic doom abound here, black crows in the bony branches of trees. Whatever they signify or not, whether the gods cackle at all this or are indifferently absent, these sights curdle the blood.
    9stuart-288

    Incredible to look at

    Just wanted to add a note about the apparent slightly negative comments about the visual quality of the Second Run DVD release - well, how petty can you get! This astonishing film is incredible to look at and is surely one of the most beautiful films ever made though not, it has to be said, in a conventional sense. Although some scenes feature genuinely authentic brutality, there is a strange dream-like quality to the film's look. The story itself demands total concentration throughout but, by the end, you will be fully rewarded for your efforts. A poetic masterpiece. Great work again by Second Run for making such a cinematic rarity available to view.
    7tim-764-291856

    Near Impossible to follow, but stunning nevertheless...

    I bought the Second Run DVD, after reading about how this epic was considered the best Czech film, ever.

    To be honest, not many other contenders spring to mind. And, who voted? As it was on special offer and I am a sucker indeed for that Russian style of gritty monochrome composition and beauty, how could I resist?

    I'm on its second play and I'm no nearer following the story. There is undoubtedly one. Am I too overawed by imagery that I could only dream of? (even if I were able to!) Is it the savagery and feel of a certain reality?

    I don't know. I can sense, however, an art film made with passion and unbounded imagination. Of folklore, both in a historical sense and a cultural one and of religious rebellion. Like Kurosawa at his best, an immediacy and connection. Yet, it is also dreamlike and distant, with an air of mysticism that I found increasingly confusing. The length of film means that by halfway through I've no idea what is going on, but am still enjoying what I see.

    Unfortunately, I have docked a mark for the forced, electronically induced echo on the dialogue that probably is supposed to denote that other worldly strangeness. It seems to seep in and hang about, its constant use here cheapens the effect to being a bit of a pain. Whereas Kurosawa used that SFX so effectively on, say Roshomon, by using just once or twice.

    I could see elements of the Brazilian 'Black God, White Devil' and like others have commented, Kurosawa's 'Seven Samurai' and Tarkov's 'Andrei Rublev'. Maybe some of the black magic in Bergman's late medieval classics, such as 'The Virgin Spring' and 'The Seventh Seal'. But more psychotic, more manic and disturbing than all these put together. Like madness itself, there is a real beauty deeply ingrained amongst the mayhem.

    My conclusion would have to be that if you get the chance, go for it. Take it with a large pinch of salt and sprinkle sparingly. None of it is truly horrific or unpalatable to most adults and don't worry if you don't "get it". Be slightly proud and immodest that you've found a tarnished gem that hardly anyone else will have seen or are ever likely to.
    njust

    hard-to-find but brilliant

    I've only seen this movie once, in a restored print at a film festival a few years back; it's apparently not available on video in the US, which is a real shame. It's a medieval epic, basically about the clash between the old pagan world and the emerging Christian one, but there's a lot more to it than that. Visually, it's nearly as stunning as *Andrei Rublev* (and a good bit faster-paced); some of the images - wolves roaming the barren forests, horsemen in snowstorms - will make the hairs on the back of your neck stand up. I'll admit that I'm a sucker for gloomy, wintry European art movies, especially if they work some bloody sword-fights in, too, but this is one of the overlooked Great Movies ...

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    • Curiosidades
      Frantisek Vlácil not only had the clothes painstakingly researched and hand-sewn, he had the cast live in the forest for the two years of shooting so they could get into the 13th century mindset.
    • Erros de gravação
      In a scene where Marketa observes a reindeer in the forest, you can see a director Frantisek Vlácil in jacket in the left of the frame. He was actually trying to scare deer, because they didn't want to move. This could be seen only on some of the Blu-Ray and DVD versions.
    • Versões alternativas
      The UK release was cut, a cut was required to remove sight of a snake being stabbed and rearing up in pain, in order to obtain a 15 classification. The cut was made on the basis of BBFC policy on genuine animal cruelty. An uncut classification was not available.
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      Edited into CzechMate: In Search of Jirí Menzel (2018)

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      • 24 de novembro de 1967 (Checoslováquia)
    • País de origem
      • Checoslováquia
    • Idiomas
      • Tcheco
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      • Marketa Lazarova
    • Locações de filme
      • Klokocín, República Tcheca(castle)
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      • Filmové studio Barrandov
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      • Black and White
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      • 2.35 : 1

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