Czechoslovakian Films

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	Marketa Lazarová Set in the 13th Century, this ambitious and multi-layered medieval epic with its nearly three-hour length, elliptical narrative and emphasis on symbol and metaphor, is a stunning work of cinema. Filmed in black & white widescreen and often attaining... Directed by Frantisek Vlácil Our Price: £11.99 DVD \| Available \| Save £1.00 (7%)

	The Party And The Guests Distinguished by being 'banned forever' in its native Czechoslovakia, Němec's film The Party and the Guests is perhaps the most politically dangerous film made during the flowering of the Czech cinema in the 1960s. Not only a biting allegory on... Directed by Jan Nemec Our Price: £11.99 DVD \| Available \| Save £1.00 (7%)

	Romeo, Juliet And Darkness A personal and poetic film set in Prague, 1942, where a young man hides a fugitive Jewish girl in the attic of his apartment building, becoming her only link to the outside world. Fear, anxiety and suspicion soon turn into gratitude and love, but th... Directed by Jirí Weiss Our Price: £11.99 DVD \| Available \| Save £1.00 (7%)

	Valerie and her Week of Wonders Elements of horror, fairy-tale, folklore, surrealism and Freudian symbolism combine in this poem on celluloid, in which love, fear, sex and religion merge into one fantastical world in the mind of an adolescent girl. Oneiric and ethereal, the film s... Directed by Jaromil Jires Our Price: £9.99 DVD \| Released 25th Aug \| Save £3.00 (23%)

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	Marketa Lazarová Set in the 13th Century, this ambitious and multi-layered medieval epic with its nearly three-hour length, elliptical narrative and emphasis on symbol and metaphor, is a stunning work of cinema. Filmed in black & white widescreen and often attaining... Directed by Frantisek Vlácil Our Price: £11.99 DVD \| Available \| Save £1.00 (7%)

	The Party And The Guests Distinguished by being 'banned forever' in its native Czechoslovakia, Němec's film The Party and the Guests is perhaps the most politically dangerous film made during the flowering of the Czech cinema in the 1960s. Not only a biting allegory on... Directed by Jan Nemec Our Price: £11.99 DVD \| Available \| Save £1.00 (7%)

	Romeo, Juliet And Darkness A personal and poetic film set in Prague, 1942, where a young man hides a fugitive Jewish girl in the attic of his apartment building, becoming her only link to the outside world. Fear, anxiety and suspicion soon turn into gratitude and love, but th... Directed by Jirí Weiss Our Price: £11.99 DVD \| Available \| Save £1.00 (7%)

	Valerie and her Week of Wonders Elements of horror, fairy-tale, folklore, surrealism and Freudian symbolism combine in this poem on celluloid, in which love, fear, sex and religion merge into one fantastical world in the mind of an adolescent girl. Oneiric and ethereal, the film s... Directed by Jaromil Jires Our Price: £9.99 DVD \| Released 25th Aug \| Save £3.00 (23%)