Czechoslovak Architecture 58–89
A unique documentary based on the original idea by Vladimir 518 and directed by Jan Zajíček about the Czechoslovak pre-revolutionary architectural scene.
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37 minVladimír 518 and Jan Zajíček about the film Czechoslovak Architecture 58–89
KVIFF Talks
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1 minCzechoslovak Architecture 58–89 (trailer)
Czechoslovak Architecture 58–89
Brutally beautiful, but brutally neglected. Alongside the grey flood of prefabricated apartment blocks, the second half of the twentieth century also brought extraordinary, spiritual and timeless buildings that attracted attention even in the West. Jan Zajíček has made a unique feature-length exploration of the pre-revolutionary architectural scene, based on a concept by Vladimir 518. Against the backdrop of impressive shots of the most interesting Czech and Slovak post-war buildings, supplemented by statements from leading architects and theorists, a plastic portrait of an era where much that was bold, modern and inspiring existed along with the official and structured.
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