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       The Unbearable Lightness of Being

       1988
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       Diamonds of the Night

       1968
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       The Party and the Guests

       1966
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       Pearls of the Deep

       1965
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       '68

       1988
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       No Entrance

       1960

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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Jan_NěmecJan Němec - Wikipedia

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   Professional. Personal life and death. Filmography. Director. Actor. References. External links. Jan Němec (12 July 1936 – 18 March 2016) was a Czech filmmaker whose most important work dates from the 1960s. Film historian Peter Hames has described him as the "enfant terrible of the Czech New Wave ." [1] Biography.

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4. cs.wikipedia.org › wiki › Jan_NěmecJan Němec – Wikipedie

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   Jan Němec ( 12. července 1936 Praha – 18. března 2016 Praha) byl český filmový režisér, filmový producent a vysokoškolský pedagog FAMU . Život. Patřil k představitelům tzv. české nové vlny v kinematografii. V roce 1966 jej postihl zákaz točit filmy, ale mohl pracovat v televizi a byl jedním z prvních českých režisérů hudebních klipů.

5. www2.bfi.org.uk › obituaries › jan-nemec-1936-2016Jan Němec, 1936–2016 | Obituary | Sight & Sound | BFI

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   Mar 22, 2016 · Jan Nemec, 1936–2016. One of Czech cinema’s most uncompromising nonconformists, Nemec rode his talent to make two New Wave gems of nonrealist cinema, Diamonds of the Night and The Party and the Guests, before post-1968 repression derailed his career. 12 July 1936–18 March 2016.

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   How did Mr Nemec get his degree?

   • Mr. Nemec graduated in 1960, earning his diploma after making the film “A Piece of Bread,” based on an autobiographical short story by Arnost Lustig about three prisoners being transported by train from one concentration camp to another and plotting their escape. While trying to steal a loaf of bread, they find themselves at one another’s throats.

   Jan Nemec, Czech Filmmaker Known for Works of ‘Dream Realism,’ Die…

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   When did Nemec go to film school?

   • Nemec graduated from FAMU, the State film school, after making the remarkable short A Loaf of Bread in 1960, a precursor in theme and subject to his debut feature, Diamonds of the Night, filmed a year later.

   Jan Nemec and the Cinema of the Golden Sixties

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   Are Nemec's films tough?

   • Central to the movement, Nemec’s films have a toughness all their own. More clear-eyed, less wistful, and weirder than the films of his compatriots, their sense of freedom amid repression and hope within darkness now appears to have sealed Nemec’s fate as much as any overt political provocation did.

   Jan Nemec and the Cinema of the Golden Sixties

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   Why did Nemec censor a report on the party and the guests?

   • With “A Report on the Party and the Guests,” Mr. Nemec began to run afoul of the government censors; recognizing the film’s subversive political undertones, they blocked its release for two years. He managed to complete a third feature, “Martyrs of Love,” which consisted of three love stories with farcical overtones, in 1967.

   Jan Nemec, Czech Filmmaker Known for Works of ‘Dream Realism,’ Die…

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7. harvardfilmarchive.org › programs › jan-nmec-and-theJan Němec and the Cinema of the Golden Sixties - Harvard Film ...

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   April 19–26, 2014. Jan Nemec and the Cinema of the Golden Sixties. The films of Jan Nemec (b. 1936) occupy a special place in the cinema of the Czechoslovak New Wave, the film movement that began in the early 1960s during a period of new freedom in the State-controlled Czechoslovak film industry.

8. cs.wikipedia.org › wiki › Jan_Němec_(spisovatel)Jan Němec (spisovatel) – Wikipedie

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   Jan Němec (* 21. června 1981 Brno) je český spisovatel a novinář. V letech 2014 až 2016 byl předsedou Asociace spisovatelů, od roku 2022 je šéfredaktorem literárního měsíčníku Host. Mezi jeho nejznámější díla patří Dějiny světla, za něž v roce 2014 obdržel Cenu Evropské unie za literaturu, a autofikční Možnosti milostného románu . Život.

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     Diamonds of the Night (Jan Němec, 1964)

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     O slavnosti a hostech (Jan Němec, 1966) | teaser 2021

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10. www.nytimes.com › 2016/03/23 › moviesJan Nemec, Czech Filmmaker Known for Works of ‘Dream Realism ...

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    Mar 23, 2016 · Jan Nemec, whose surreal, parable-like films made him one of the leading lights of the Czech new wave in the 1960s, died on March 18 in Prague. He was 79. His wife, Iva Ruszelakova, confirmed...

11. www.criterion.com › films › 29375Diamonds of the Night (1964) | The Criterion Collection

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    Jan Němec. Diamonds of the Night. With this simultaneously harrowing and lyrical debut feature, Jan Němec established himself as the most uncompromising visionary among the radical filmmakers who made up the Czechoslovak New Wave.