Panna zázracnica (1967)

Indigestion symbolist, supposedly surreal, last heir of a Cocteau opium but considerably less scope in their confused (at least, for me) proposals.
His actors do not help much. Jolanta Umecka, heroin Polanski's "Knife in the Water", admittedly, is as beautiful as little expressive and Ladislav Mrkvicka seems to represent -with more pain than glory- a young Picasso until in his famous striped shirt. Little humor.
The best, the decorative base and fantastic recreations.

4/10