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Slovak Cinema: Ghost in the Machine

Slovenské kino: Duch v stroji, Slovak Republic, 2010, 52 min, DVD, Arts and Culture, Docu Series
Ghost in the Machine is the first part of the cycle of documentaries Slovak Cinema in which young auteur documentarists explore the past and present of Slovak cinema. Applying different documentary techniques and styles, the individual films analyze not only cinema’s social and historical contexts, but also less formal and obvious ones. The cycle is not intended to be a mere visual historiography of Slovak cinema, but aspires to be a thorough artistic interpretation of its particular traits and issues. The film is a unique insight into the heads of Slovak cinematographers and an attempt to poetically shed light on their thinking processes. Based on interviews with prominent filmmakers, various visual reconstructions and extracts from their works, the picture tries to answer the question of what makes the Slovak school of cinematography unique, while remaining focused on one of art’s eternal issues - the illusory portrayal of reality.
Director:
Robert Kirchhoff
Producer:
Barbara Janišová Feglová
Director of photography:
Juraj Chlpík
Screenplay:
Robert Kirchhoff
Editor:
Jana Vlčková
Sound:
Tobias Potocny
Music:
Miro Tóth
Languages:
Slovak
Subtitles:
English
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Slovak Television Mlynska dolina
845 45 Bratislava, Slovak Republic
Phone:
+421 260 611 111
Fax:
+421 2 6595 6824
WWW:
Email:
Hitchhiker Films Rožňavská 1
R1 Centrum
831 04 Bratislava, Slovak Republic
Phone:
+421 252 731 504
Fax:
+421 244 442 906
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DOCsk 2011, Slovak Republic
Art Film Fest 2011, Slovak Republic
Cinematic 2011, Slovak Republic
Ministry of Culture of Slovak Republic, Slovak Audiovisual Fund

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