Špatně namalovaná slepice
Czechoslovakia,
1963, 13 min
Directed by:
Jiří BrdečkaScreenplay:
Jiří BrdečkaCinematography:
Ivan MasníkComposer:
Jan F. FischerPlots(1)
The simple plot unfolds during a school art lesson, during which a young boy's vivid imagination confronts the "realism" required by his stuffy teacher. With its ironic tone, the piece sees the filmmakers clearly espousing free thought in defiance of rigid conservatism. (Karlovy Vary International Film Festival)
Reviews (1)
A funny film about the clash of drill vs. creative flow. A brilliant idea, taken to the absolute extreme. Superb back in its day, and now it belongs to the the Hall of Fame of animation.
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