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    The Cremator (1969) [The Criterion Collection]

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    The Cremator (1969) [The Criterion Collection]

    The Cremator (1969)
    BDRip | MKV | 720 x 434 | x264 @ 1763 Kbps | 1h 40mn | 1,30 Gb
    Audio: Čeština AAC 1.0 @ 86 Kbps | Subtitles: English (embedded)
    Genre: Comedy, Horror, Drama | Director: Juraj Herz

    Czechoslovak New Wave iconoclast Juraj Herz’s terrifying, darkly comic vision of the horrors of totalitarian ideologies stars a supremely chilling Rudolf Hrušínský as the pathologically morbid Karel Kopfrkingl, a crematorium manager in 1930s Prague who believes fervently that death offers the only true relief from human suffering. When he is recruited by the Nazis, Kopfrkingl’s increasingly deranged worldview drives him to formulate his own shocking final solution. Blending the blackest of gallows humor with disorienting expressionistic flourishes – queasy point-of-view shots, distorting lenses, jarring quick cuts – the controversial, long-banned masterpiece The Cremator is one of cinema’s most trenchant and disturbing portraits of the banality of evil.


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    The Cremator (1969) [The Criterion Collection]