Film a politika

Lecture: Film and Politics (lecturer: Prof. PhDr. Martin Ciel PhD.) The film in the service of communism, fascism and Nazism confesses and lies imposes a single true image of the world. Whether it is to be an idealized image of the leader and the theory of the superior race, the heroized history of the nation, promotion by the official ideology of professed virtues or the preference of folk form, international content and agitation tone, the sense is always proven formal strategies to subordinate the art of political goals. Tatras after the Azov Sea (Ivan Július Kovačevič, 1942). The film shot by the first Slovak film production company Access is also a domestic demonstration of war propaganda and testimony of the historical time of its origin. 28/1950
What the film propaganda looked like in the time of Communist Czechoslovakia will bring the film weekly closer. His spots will bring pictures of war in Korea and post -war renewal of Czechoslovak railways, show how heroic socialist farmers will deal with pests from the West, "American Brouk" and the audience will also introduce a agricultural conference or to harvest in southern Slovakia.