Jaroslav Seifert: A Rhythm Outside Time

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Release Date

1/7/2027

Runtime

94 mins

Overview

It took five years to complete director Pavel Štingl’s documentary film Jaroslav Seifert v rytmu bezčasí, about the only Czech to have been awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. Often referred to by the public and critics as “the most beloved poet,” he captivated people not “only” with his verses, but also with his principles, which made him a moral icon of the Czech nation in the 20th century. The film is the very first feature-length feature film about Seifert. It showcases not only chapters of Seifert’s work but also the story of the entire past century as seen through the literary world, the poet’s bohemian circles, and the literary cafés and wine bars as they evolved through times both good and bad.

Status

Released

Original Language

Czech

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A meditative portrait of Czech poetry's most celebrated voice and the turbulent century that shaped him. The film moves through Seifert's life and verse with the unhurried reflection of a literary archive, revealing how one man's words became a nation's conscience.

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ContemplativeWistfulBittersweet

Themes

Art and creationMemoryIdentity

Tone

Earnest

Pacing

Meditative

Look

Documentary-like

Structure

Framed flashback

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