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Slnko v sieti
Stefan Uher
Part of

Making Waves: New Romanian Cinema 2013

November 29 - December 3, 2013

Preceding the Czechoslovak New Wave, the second film by Slovak director Stefan Uher did much to push the boundaries of acceptable Socialist Realism in an episodic narrative about a casual teenage couple at the end of the school year.

DIRECTOR
Stefan Uher
YEAR
1962
COUNTRY
Czechoslovakia
RUNTIME
90 minutes
FORMAT
35mm
ORIGINAL TITLE
Slnko v sieti
START DATE
December 1, 2013

Preceding the mid-60s vanguard known as the Czech New Wave, the second film by Slovakian director Stefan Uher did much to push the boundaries of acceptable Socialist Realism. The episodic narrative follows Fajolo (Marian Bielik) and Bela (Jana Belakova), a casual teenage couple at the end of the school year. As Fajolo heads to a mandatory work-camp for the summer, Bela grapples with the claustrophobia of her tense family life. As their lives overlap despite their separation, an existential portrait of this particular time begins to emerge.

Part of Special Program: Creative Freedom Through Cinema

Making Waves continues its special program about the relationship between arts and politics, focusing on film as a propaganda tool and inviting the Czech Republic and Slovakia to join in the conversation. Special screenings of landmark films by Dan Pita, Mircea Veroiu, Stefan Uher and Jiri Menzel will be accompanied by a panel. Presented in partnership with the Romanian National Film Center, Czech Center New York and the Slovak Film Institute, with the leading support of the Trust for Mutual Understanding.

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