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Castle of Otranto

1977, Czech. Directed by Jan Švankmajer.

An adaptation of the 1764 work of the same name, the first Gothic novel. In this mockumentary, the amateur archaeologist Dr. Vozáb has set to prove that the supernatural ghost love story takes place not in Italy, but in Otranto Castle near Náchod in Czechia.

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Released
1 January 1977
Original title
Otrantský zámek
Country
Czechoslovakia
Written by
Jan Švankmajer, Horace Walpole
surrealsurrealismmockumentarylive action and animationeuropean animationshort filmsurreal filmczech animationczech fantasyeuropean fantasyczech surrealism

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Castle of Otranto (1977) was directed by Jan Švankmajer and stars Miloš Frýba, Jaroslav Vozáb.

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