Vlk z Královských Vinohrad
Scénario:
Jan NěmecPhotographie:
Jiří MaxaActeurs·trices:
Jiří Mádl, Karel Roden (narrateur), Táňa Pauhofová, Jiří Bartoška, Martin Pechlát, Ted Otis, Gabriela Míčová, Jiří Menzel, Tomáš Klein, Jiří Forejt (plus)Résumés(1)
This autobiographical film of legendary director Jan Němec is loosely based on Němec's book Never shake hands with a waiter which tells Neměc's fateful adventures from the beginning of the 60's to present day. There's a wolf in the movie's title, a wild, tricky and uncontrollable creature. A wolf in a lamb's skin and the other way round. You will get to see the crime scenes, authentic dialogues, author's commentary, archives both genuine and fake. All that you see in the movie really happened to John Jan. Even though, he sometimes blew his stories up a bit. (Artcam Films)
(plus)Critiques (1)
An interesting testament to Jan Němec, which is conceived essentially as an experimental feature documentary, which is really just a game with the camera, with personalities, and with oneself. Yet it has its charm, it has an interesting spirit, a playful spirit that would almost be in harmony with a younger filmmaker, not an 80-year-old director who didn't have time to finish the film himself.
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