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Chapter 2 Czechoslovak Culture and Cinema, 1945–1960
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Jiří Knapík
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgements vii
- Figures viii
- List of Abbreviations ix
- Introduction 1
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Part I Cultural Policy and Cinema
- Chapter 1 From Soviet Zone to Volksdemokratie: The Politics of Film Culture in the GDR, 1945–1960 15
- Chapter 2 Czechoslovak Culture and Cinema, 1945–1960 39
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Part II Production and Co-production
- Chapter 3 ‘Veterans’ and ‘Dilettantes’ Film Production Culture vis-à-vis Top- Down Political Changes, 1945–1962 71
- Chapter 4 Barrandov’s Co-productions: The Clumsy Way to Ideological Control, International Competitiveness and Technological Improvement 89
- Chapter 5 Co-productions (Un)Wanted: 1950s East/West German Film Collaborations and the Impact of Sovietization on DEFA’s Prestige Agenda 107
- Chapter 6 No TV without Film: Production Relations between the DEFA Studios and Deutscher Fernsehfunk 125
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Part III Nonfictional Cinema
- Chapter 7 Military Film Studios before 1970 Between Cinematic Avant-Garde and Films on Command 145
- Chapter 8 Socialism for Sale: Czechoslovakia’s Krátký film, Custom- Made Film Production and the Promotion of Consumer Culture in the 1950s 166
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Part IV Children’s Cinema
- Chapter 9 Between Magic and Education: The First Fairy Tale Films in the GDR 189
- Chapter 10 Children’s Films: Between Education, Art and Industry 205
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Part V Film Festivals
- Chapter 11 Decreed Open-Mindedness: The Leipzig Documentary and Short Film Festival in the 1960s as an Example of the Self- Representation of the East German State 229
- Chapter 12 National, Socialist, Global: The Changing Roles of the Karlovy Vary Film Festival, 1946–1956 245
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Part VI Distribution and Reception
- Chapter 13 Cinema Cultures of Integration: Film Distribution and Exhibition in the GDR and Czechoslovakia from the Perspective of Two Local Cases, 1945–1960 275
- Chapter 14 A Decade between Resistance and Adaptation: The Leipzig University Film Club (1956–1966) 315
- Chapter 15 Screening the Occupier as Liberator: Soviet War Films in the SBZ and the GDR, 1945–1965 341
- Filmography 381
- Index 391
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgements vii
- Figures viii
- List of Abbreviations ix
- Introduction 1
-
Part I Cultural Policy and Cinema
- Chapter 1 From Soviet Zone to Volksdemokratie: The Politics of Film Culture in the GDR, 1945–1960 15
- Chapter 2 Czechoslovak Culture and Cinema, 1945–1960 39
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Part II Production and Co-production
- Chapter 3 ‘Veterans’ and ‘Dilettantes’ Film Production Culture vis-à-vis Top- Down Political Changes, 1945–1962 71
- Chapter 4 Barrandov’s Co-productions: The Clumsy Way to Ideological Control, International Competitiveness and Technological Improvement 89
- Chapter 5 Co-productions (Un)Wanted: 1950s East/West German Film Collaborations and the Impact of Sovietization on DEFA’s Prestige Agenda 107
- Chapter 6 No TV without Film: Production Relations between the DEFA Studios and Deutscher Fernsehfunk 125
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Part III Nonfictional Cinema
- Chapter 7 Military Film Studios before 1970 Between Cinematic Avant-Garde and Films on Command 145
- Chapter 8 Socialism for Sale: Czechoslovakia’s Krátký film, Custom- Made Film Production and the Promotion of Consumer Culture in the 1950s 166
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Part IV Children’s Cinema
- Chapter 9 Between Magic and Education: The First Fairy Tale Films in the GDR 189
- Chapter 10 Children’s Films: Between Education, Art and Industry 205
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Part V Film Festivals
- Chapter 11 Decreed Open-Mindedness: The Leipzig Documentary and Short Film Festival in the 1960s as an Example of the Self- Representation of the East German State 229
- Chapter 12 National, Socialist, Global: The Changing Roles of the Karlovy Vary Film Festival, 1946–1956 245
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Part VI Distribution and Reception
- Chapter 13 Cinema Cultures of Integration: Film Distribution and Exhibition in the GDR and Czechoslovakia from the Perspective of Two Local Cases, 1945–1960 275
- Chapter 14 A Decade between Resistance and Adaptation: The Leipzig University Film Club (1956–1966) 315
- Chapter 15 Screening the Occupier as Liberator: Soviet War Films in the SBZ and the GDR, 1945–1965 341
- Filmography 381
- Index 391