Chytilova’s
visual strategy throughout the film is to keep the viewer on end and to keep
attention. There are color changes, scene changes, and montages that happen so
suddenly that you have to stay focused to know what is happening. I think by
playing with the visuals in that sense, it allows you to also connect with the
playful nature of the film and it’s story. It keeps the entertainment and
playful aspect continuing, similar to the girls’ actions in the film, as they
are repeatedly breaking things, cutting things, and humiliating people. Chytilova
takes it upon herself to really get inside of the head of the two girls, and
give the film the character that they have.
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