Ceský sen (2004)

Note des utilisateurs:

7.6/10   

Directors:

Vít Klusák
Filip Remunda

Writers:

Vít Klusák (writer)
Filip Remunda (writer)

Release Date:

15 juin 2007 (USA)

Genre:

Documentary | Comedie

Plot:

Two students from the Czech Film Academy commission a leading advertising agency to organize a huge...

Plot Keywords:

Advertising | Supermarket | Czech Republic | Consumerism | Hoax

Awards:

5 wins & 1 nomination

Avis des utilisateurs:

Bubble Dream!

Ensemble

Varhan Orchestrovich Bauer	...	Himself
Jaromír Kalina	...	Himself
Vít Klusák	...	Himself
Martin Prikryl	...	Himself
Filip Remunda	...	Himself
Eva Williams	...	Herself

Réalisé par
Vít Klusák
Filip Remunda

Scénaristes (in alphabetical order)
Vít Klusák		writer
Filip Remunda		writer

Produit par
Filip Cermák	....	executive producer
Morgan Spurlock	....	executive producer
Irena Taskovski	....	co-producer

Musique originale
Varhan Orchestrovich Bauer		(as Varhan Orchestrovic Bauer)

Image
Vít Klusák
Filip Remunda

Montage
Zdenek Marek

Technicien du son
Ivan Horák	....	sound recordist
David Hysek	....	sound
Richard Müller	....	sound assistant
Daniel Zahradnícek	....	sound assistant

Camera and Electrical Department
Pavel Berkovic	....	camera operator
David Calek	....	camera operator
Erika Hníková	....	camera operator
Vit Janecek	....	camera operator
Jaromír Kalina	....	Steadicam operator
Jirí Malek	....	camera operator
Martin Marecek	....	camera operator
Daniela Matejková	....	still photographer
Martin Reznícek	....	camera operator
Jakub Sommer	....	camera operator

Divers
Jan Gogola Jr.	....	script editor

Production Companies

• Ceská Televize
• FAMU
• Hypermarket Film

Distributors

• SPI International (Czech Republic) (theatrical)
• Schwarz Smith & Taskovski Films (2007) (USA) (theatrical)
• Yleisradio (YLE) ((2006) (2008)) (Finland) (TV) (TV2)

Other Companies

• Studio Mlha  Dolby Digital sound mix

Autre(s) titre(s):

Czech Dream (International: English title)
První ceská filmová reality show Ceský sen (Czech Republic) (long title)
Un rêve tchèque (France) [fr]

Durée:

90 min | Finland:62 min (TV)

Pays:

Czech Republic

Langue:

Tchèque

Couleur:

Couleur

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Son:

Dolby Digital

Classification:

Brazil:18 | UK:12A

Emplacements De Pelliculage:

Letnany, Prague, Czech Republic

Company:

Ceská Televize

Bubble Dream!

After seeing this documentary "Ceský sen" (Czech Dream) by Vít Klusák and Filip Remunda in 2004, I do really love this documentary. It is funny and creative. It basically describes two film-making students made up a supermarket which did not really exist and did all kind of advertisement to grab people's attention. Finally, thousand of people came to the "fake" supermarket and then they found themselves cheated by these people. In the process of making all kind of advertisement, such as post cards, direct mails and so on, we can see the sound guy, microphone and all other devices and equipment while they are interviewing with others. In most documentaries, directors may prevent audiences seeing the equipment they are using, but in this film, they purposely showed that to the audiences - remind us this is a movie - this is a game - a fake one! It is ironic that people think documentary should show the reality and the truth. However, people in this film thought that all these were fake - not real. However, in my personal opinion, these two directors did not just "cheat". I think they just used different ways to achieve their purpose. "Cheat these filming people" is merely one way to achieve their goal. Just like Discovery Channel, if directors want to film animals, they also have to do some "particular" ways to achieve their purpose. In this film, the filming objects become from other animals to human being. Thus, I do not think what they did is cheating. Instead, what they have done is just one way to achieve their goal - to see these people's response and show how important the mass medium is. Besides, these consumers did not lose anything - including money. In addition, they have warned people in advance, so I think what they have done is okay. This documentary can be seen as a psychological experimental documentary - then their "cheating" just becomes a way for testing. All other crews who helped make posters, painting and advertisement were not right or wrong. They just did what they did - which were just like props in most films. Besides, they used "tax money" to set up everything and then filmed them out. I did not think they wasted the money, because their movie became many people's discussion subjects and made people think more in mass medium and advertisement matters. By and large, the money they spent is worthy. The dream the two students made up for people was just like a bubble. Eventually it would disappear.