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30 December 1966 (Czechoslovakia) moreTagline:
Upsa-daisy .. downs-a-daisy ... turned-ons-a-daisyPlot:
The life of two girls, Marie I and Marie II, who try to understand the meaning of the world and of their life. full summary | add synopsisUser Comments:
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(Credited cast)| Ivana Karbanová | ... | Marie II | |
| Jitka Cerhová | ... | Marie i | |
| Marie Cesková | |||
| Jirina Myskova | |||
| Marcela Brezinova | |||
| Julius Albert | ... | Man About Town | |
| Dr. Oldrich Hora | |||
| Jan Klusák | |||
| Josef Konícek | |||
| Jaromír Vomácka | |||
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Václav Chochola | |||
| V. Mysková | |||
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74 min | Argentina:79 minCountry:
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1.37 : 1 moreSound Mix:
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Vera Chytilova's 1966 film "Daisies" is a surreal, psychedelic Dada explosion from start to finish. The story concerns two teen girls, both named Marie; who act goofy and play slapstick pranks everywhere they go. They take guys on dates to see how obnoxious they can act, before making the men leave. They love food, and these beautiful ladies aren't afraid to eat. Rock on girls! This film is highly trippy and experimental. I love Czech films, but this one is my personal favorite. It is an underrated masterpiece that is rarely talked about. Not only does it have powerful female characters, it's one of the most unique films of the 60's Czech new wave. It uses lots of camera tricks, filters, abstract symbolism and stock footage; for a unique cinematic experience. It also uses food in bizarre juxtapositions. Because of all the food used as art, the film caused Chytilova to be blacklisted. The Czech government said the film was a waste of food and lacked an important message. Oh well, you can't make everyone happy. The camera tricks in this film look similar to the techniques later used in some music videos. My favorite scene in the movie is when the girls crash the banquet hall. They stuff there faces full of food, and it almost turns into a food orgy. If your looking for a good time, "Daisies" is a great film. It's bizarre, colorful, chaotic and filled with laughs. A true Czech masterpiece. Now if only I could visit Prague.