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Trinity Hall Film Screening: Marketa Lazarová (1967)

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History/MML Film Night 8pm Sharp!

František Vláčil’s 1967 Medieval epic has been variously called the greatest Historical film ever made and the most powerful film made about the middle ages in any langauge. The visceral and breathtaking story of a doomed love story set against a narrative of warring clans in 13th century. Not to be missed. A masterpiece of the Czech ‘New Wave’

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