Faust
原題： Lekce Faust
予告編
あらすじ
An ordinary man in Prague is lured by a mysterious map into a sinister puppet theater. There, he finds himself immersed in an indescribably weird version of the Faustian legend, blending live actors, clay animation, and giant puppets. The man makes a pact with the devil, leading him through a series of surreal events and towards a tragic fate.
背景とトリビア
Jan Švankmajer's 1994 film "Faust" is a surreal adaptation of the classic legend, merging live-action footage with stop-motion animation, including puppetry and claymation. Švankmajer, renowned for his tactile and grotesque style, utilizes life-size marionettes and bizarre creatures to embody the demonic characters and the Goethean figures. The film is notable for its use of puppets manipulated by human hands whose bodies and faces are never seen, creating an unsettling and dehumanizing atmosphere. Additionally, puppets serve as narrators, providing preliminary narrative exposition and becoming increasingly sinister. The film also features a Gretchen marionette, revealed to be Mephistopheles in disguise, and a marionette clown who summons and banishes a puppet devil. Švankmajer's work in this film is a prime example of how puppetry can be used to explore themes of power, fate, and the human condition within a surreal and Kafkaesque context.
監督・演出
Jan Švankmajer, Jan Svankmajer
脚本
Jan Švankmajer
出演
Petr Čepek, Jan Kraus, Vladimír Kudla, Antonín Zacpal, Jiří Suchý, Viktorie Knotková, Jana Mézlová, Miluse Straková, Josef Fiala, Martin Radimecký, Ervín Tomendál, Frantisek Polata, Josef Chodora, Karel Vidimský, Petr Meissel, Rudolf Ruzek, Milan Vyskocil, Pavel Marek, Robert Blanda, Michaela Tyllerová, Petr Cepek
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