OFFICIAL COMPETITION AFI FEST 1997

AN AMBIGUOUS REPORT ABOUT THE END OF THE WORLD
(Czech Republic, 1997, 138 min.)
TUES. 10/28
WED. 10/29
9:45 AM
6:30 PM
10/28 MANN'S CHINESE
10/29 LAEMMLE'S MONICA



AN AMBIGUOUS REPORT ABOUT THE END OF THE WORLD U.S. PREMIERE

This exquisitely crafted surreal fairy tale for adults by renowned Czech director Juraj Jakubisko takes place in a small village lost in the mountains, somewhere at the end of the world, and offers the fateful story of two sinful lovers in which the prophecy of Nostradamus is fulfilled. A bitter parable of mankind at the turn of the millennium, filled with dark human passions which from time immemorial have moved the world and doomed it to extinction. A fine example of why Jakubisko is considered a master of Czech cinema.


DIR Juraj Jakubisko PROD Deana Jakubisko SCR Juraj Jakubisko DP Ján Duris PROD DES Karel Vacek ED Ludek Hudec CAST Deana Horvatha, Milan Bahul, Joachim Kemmer

JURAJ JAKUBISKO FILMOGRAPHY:

  • 1967 Crucial Years
  • 1968 Deserters And Pilgrims
  • 1969 Birds, Orphans And Fools
  • 1970 See You In Hell, My Friends (uncompleted)
  • 1979 Plant A Tree - Build A House
  • 1980 Falsehood In Slovak Style
  • 1985 The Millenial Bee
  • 1986 The Feather Fairy
  • 1987 Freckle-Face Max And Ghosts
  • 1989 Sitting Pretty On A Branch
  • 1990 A Rosy Story
  • 1990 See You In Hell, My Friends (completed)
  • 1992 It's Better To Be Wealthy And Healthy Than Poor And Ill
  • 1997 An Ambiguous Report About The End Of The World












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