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The Painted Bird

Light is visible only in the dark

Released PG 169 min 7.3/10 Votes: 7855

A young boy wanders Eastern Europe during World War II.

Type:

Movie

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Genre:

Drama, Horror, Thriller

Subgenres:

Folk Horror, Period Drama, Psychological Drama, Psychological Horror, Psychological Thriller, Survival, Tragedy

Release:

2019-09-12

Year:

2024

Country:

Slovakia

Website:

the-painted-bird.com

Language:

Czech

Budget:

$8M

Revenue:

$660k

Companies:

Silver Screen, Česká televize, innogy Česká republika, Directory Films, PubRes, RTVS, CertiCon, Monte Rosso Production

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Heart of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse - Documents the making of Apocalypse Now, exploring similar themes of ambition and the madness of filmmaking.
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Burden of Dreams - A documentary on the making of Fitzcarraldo, providing insights into Herzog's vision and the challenges faced.
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The Mission: A History Channel Special - Explores historical themes of colonization and encounters in the Amazon region, similar to Fitzcarraldo.
The Jungle Book (2016) - Themes of survival and the relationships between man and nature, seen through a fantastical lens.
All Is Lost - A man's solitary struggle against the elements reflects the endurance themes in Fitzcarraldo.
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The Imposter - Explores themes of identity and obsession, paralleling the psychological depth seen in Fitzcarraldo.
Tchoupitoulas - Captures a journey through a landscape with a sense of wonder and introspection, akin to Fitzcarraldo's exploration.
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Encounters at the End of the World - Herzog's exploration of Antarctica echoes similar themes of human obsession found in Fitzcarraldo.
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Life of Pi - Explores survival against nature through an epic journey that tests the human spirit.
Secondhand Lions - A coming-of-age story filled with adventure and the charm of the countryside, paralleling themes of ambition.
Call Me by Your Name - Captures the beauty of a landscape while exploring deep human connections, paralleling Fitzcarraldo's themes.
The Motorcycle Diaries - Follows a transformative journey across a landscape, echoing themes of exploration and self-discovery.
Salmon Fishing in the Yemen - A whimsical tale of hope and ambition set against beautiful landscapes, similar to Fitzcarraldo.
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The Agony and the Ecstasy - A historical drama depicting the tumultuous relationship between Michelangelo and Pope Julius II during the painting of the Sistine Chapel.
Basquiat - Focuses on the life of artist Jean-Michel Basquiat and his rise to fame in the New York City art scene.
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The Danish Girl - A biographical film about artist Einar Wegener and his journey of gender transition, exploring themes of identity and creation.
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The Monuments Men - Centering on the preservation of art during World War II, exploring the importance of art and its creators.
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Stealing Van Gogh - Explores the theft of art and its impact on the art world, delving into the value of artistic heritage.
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The Artist - A silent film about the transition from silent films to talkies, showcasing the art of cinema; parallels can be drawn with artistic change.
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Portrait of a Lady on Fire - A beautifully shot film about love and art, focusing on the creation of a portrait and the emotional connection involved.
The Art of Getting By - A coming-of-age film that revolves around art students and their personal struggles in New York City.
The Last Black Man in San Francisco - A poignant exploration of art, identity, and place, wrapped in a narrative about gentrification.
Ex Machina - Though primarily about technology, it raises questions about creation and the nature of art through its careful cinematography.
Becoming Jane - The film explores the life of author Jane Austen, reflecting on the art of writing and personal relationships.
The Painted Bird - A gritty tale set during WWII, intertwining themes of survival, art, and humanity.
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The Great Beauty - An exploration of art, beauty, and the extravagance of Roman high society, akin to philosophical musings about art.
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Lust for Life - A biopic of Vincent van Gogh, showcasing his artistic struggles and the emotional turbulence of his life.
The First Monday in May - A documentary that delves into the world of fashion and art, showcasing creativity and industry.
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Exit Through the Gift Shop - A documentary about street art and its place in mainstream culture, exploring the boundaries of artistic expression.
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Beasts of No Nation - Focuses on the impact of war on individuals in an African context.
Hotel Rwanda - Deals with the complexities and challenges of survival amidst conflict in Africa.
Blood Diamond - Explores issues of conflict and exploitation in Africa.
The Last King of Scotland - Explores political instability and personal choices in a tumultuous African setting.
The African Queen - Classic tale set in an African backdrop, dealing with war and survival.
The Kite Runner - Themes of guilt, redemption, and cultural conflict in a foreign land.
The English Patient - Explores personal stories against the backdrop of war and cultural tensions.
City of God - A gritty portrayal of life amidst chaos, dealing with societal issues.
A Dry White Season - Focuses on themes of racial injustice and personal conflict in South Africa.
Tsotsi - Explores the struggles of characters against a violent and oppressive backdrop.
Sankofa - Addresses the history and impact of colonialism and slavery.
In My Country - Focuses on the aftermath of apartheid in South Africa and personal narratives.
The Battle of Algiers - Themes of colonialism and resistance, depicting conflict and its impact on lives.
Timbuktu - Explores cultural conflict and the impact of extremist ideologies in Mali.
The Pursuit of Happyness - Deal with personal struggle and resilience in adversity.
The Last Face - Focuses on the humanitarian crisis amidst conflict in Africa.
12 Years a Slave - Themes of oppression, survival, and resistance to brutality.
Eye in the Sky - Moral dilemmas surrounding military action in foreign landscapes.
Black Panther - Explores African identity and the impact of external forces on a continent.
Beau Travail - Explores themes of desire and conflict within a military context.
The Poisonwood Bible - Focuses on a family's experiences in Africa, dealing with culture clash.
Gone with the Wind - Historical narrative focusing on personal lives during tumultuous social change.
The Help - Explores themes of race, class, and personal relationships during a time of societal conflict.
Sarafina! - Deals with themes of apartheid and personal courage in South Africa.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Involves complex characters facing personal and societal conflicts.
The Revenant - Survival against the odds in a hostile environment.
The New World - Focuses on colonialism and its impact on indigenous populations.
Wild - Personal journey of survival and redemption against the odds.
Murder in the First - Explores themes of justice, humanity, and personal conflict.
The Painted Bird - Explores themes of war and survival in a hostile environment.
Beaufort - Set against the backdrop of conflict and personal trials.
The Square - Delves into activism and personal consequences amidst societal upheaval.
The Lives of Others - Explores personal ethics amidst a repressive regime.
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The War Tapes - A documentary that focuses on the impact of war on soldiers.
The Burning Plain - Intertwined stories of pain and redemption across different characters.
The Freedom Writers - Addresses themes of conflict, resilience, and personal growth.
A Walk in the Clouds - Deals with themes of identity and personal change in a different cultural setting.
American History X - Explores racism and redemption through personal narratives.
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Out of Africa - Explores themes of love, conflict, and the hardships of life in foreign lands.
The Thin Red Line - Depicts the emotional and psychological struggles during wartime.
Saving Private Ryan - A powerful representation of World War II and human endurance.
The Bridge on the River Kwai - Focuses on the experiences of POWs during World War II.
The Nightingale - A story of resilience and bravery during World War II in occupied France.
The Railway Man - Focuses on the aftermath of war and dealing with trauma.
Shakespeare in Love - A romantic tale set against a historical backdrop.
Band of Brothers - Explores the lives of soldiers during World War II, similar themes of camaraderie and bravery.
For the Love of Sophie - Explores relationships affected by war.
Atonement - A complex love story set against the backdrop of war.
M*A*S*H - Combines humor and drama set in a war context.
Foyle's War - A detective series set during World War II that highlights the impact of war on everyday life.
The Pacific - Explores the sacrifices of soldiers during World War II in the Pacific Theater.
Catch-22 - A sardonic view of war and the absurdity surrounding it.
Little Women (2019) - Explores strong bonds between sisters during the Civil War era.
War Horse - A story about love, loyalty, and the impact of war on humanity.
Frontier - Features struggles and relationships in a harsh environment.
The Painted Veil - A love story set against a backdrop of conflict and disease.
The Good Earth - Depicts life struggles and love in challenging times.
Birdsong - A powerful narrative of love and loss during World War I.
North and South - Explores love and conflict in historical times.
Poldark - Romantic drama set in historical contexts with challenges.
The Tale of the Princess Kaguya - A story that balances love and sacrifice in a historical setting.
The War - Examines the effects of war on communities before, during, and after conflict.
A Village Affair - Explores complex relationships in a small-town setting.
Doctor Zhivago - A sweeping love story entwined with historical conflict.
The Secret Garden - Finds hope and resilience in difficult times.
Gone with the Wind - A sweeping historical romance set during the American Civil War.
The Man Who Knew Infinity - A story of love and intellectual sacrifice in a historical context.
The Last Post - Combines themes of love and war set in a post-war environment.
Pride and Prejudice (2005) - Explores enduring love amidst societal struggles.
Sunny Afternoon - A romantic drama focused on relationships within a historical context.
The Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World - Navigates themes of leadership and loyalty during maritime conflict.
Last Tango in Paris - Explores complex relationships in a tense emotional environment.
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A Place in the World - Explores personal journeys against tough backdrops.
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The Great Beauty - Delves into beauty, art, and the profound nature of existence.
Lost in Translation - Focuses on human connection in unfamiliar environments.
Paterson - Centering on simple daily life and the beauty found within it.
Frances Ha - A character-driven exploration of aspirations and friendships.
Before Sunset - Reflects on relationships and the passage of time.
My Dinner with Andre - A conversation-heavy film focused on existential themes.
A Man Called Ove - Explores personal connections and life's intricacies.
Amour - A poignant exploration of love in the face of aging.
The English Patient - Deals with memory, love, and loss through art.
The Secret in Their Eyes - Blends personal and romantic histories into a narrative.
Midnight in Paris - Exploration of art, nostalgia, and personal discovery.
Paterson - Calm exploration of the beauty of routine and creativity.
The Station Agent - Focus on isolation, community, and simple human connections.
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly - A unique perspective on life, creativity, and art.
Loving Vincent - Explores the life and art of Vincent van Gogh in a unique format.
20th Century Women - Examines relationships and perspectives across generations.
In the Mood for Love - Explores unfulfilled love with a unique visual style.
Seymour: An Introduction - Focuses on music, art, and the human experience.
The Holy Girl - Focuses on desire, spirituality, and personal connection.
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - Follows personal journey and self-discovery through art.
Me and You and Everyone We Know - Explores unconventional relationships and human connections.
The Hours - Interweaves stories focusing on depression, art, and time.
Paris, Texas - Examination of personal relationships and emotional journeys.
Paris, je t'aime - A collection of vignettes exploring love and connection.
The Breadwinner - Explores storytelling's power in overcoming adversity.
The Fall - Captivates with its imaginative storytelling and visuals.
Anomalisa - Stop-motion film that examines loneliness and connections.
The Royal Tenenbaums - Focuses on family dynamics and individual artistry.
The Immigrant - Explores themes of aspiration and survival through art.
Paterson - Examines poetry and everyday life in a minimalist style.
Café de Flore - Tells intertwined stories focusing on love across time.
Boyhood - Explores the passage of time and life's simple moments.
You Will Be My Son - Examines relationships and personal legacy in depth.
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The Painted Bird - An artistic exploration of human resilience and adversity.
The Tree of Life - A visually poetic exploration of existence and family.
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The Good Earth - Both films explore Chinese culture and depict Western characters navigating complex social dynamics in China.
The Inn of the Sixth Happiness - Similar themes of sacrifice and cultural intersections in a historical Asian context.
Mandalay - Features a romantic storyline set in an exotic location, reflecting on colonial perspectives.
The Hatchet Man - Explores themes of honor and love in a Chinese-American context, similar to the emotional depth of Shanghai Express.
China Nights - Set in China with a focus on romance and political tension, mirroring Shanghai Express's themes.
The Painted Veil - Explores cultural and personal conflicts in a richly atmospheric setting.
The Temptress - Features a seductive lead character in a dramatic romantic plot set against a lush backdrop.
A Woman of Affairs - Similar romantic and dramatic themes with an exotic flair.
Love of an Artist - Explores romance intertwined with dramatic external conflicts, akin to Shanghai Express.
The Mating Call - Similar exploration of romance and social dynamics in a complex cultural landscape.
The Taming of the Shrew - Includes themes of love and courtship amidst cultural tensions.
The Secret History of Tom Thumb - Bold storytelling amid a visually captivating setting with a focus on intense character interactions.
The Burmese Harp - Focus on war-torn settings and personal journeys with cultural significance.
Out of Africa - Another film about Westerners experiencing and navigating the complexities of an exotic locale.
The Last Emperor - Explores themes of identity and culture in China, similar to Shanghai Express.
The Grand Illusion - Centers on human stories amidst the backdrop of war and cultural conflict.
Indochine - Similar exploration of personal and national identity against a vivid historical backdrop.
Enemy at the Gates - Follows romance amid a war-torn setting, reflecting personal struggles within broader conflicts.
The Last Train - Explores themes of love and survival under dire circumstances similar to Shanghai Express.
The Killing Fields - Features complex narrative about cultural and historical issues intersecting with personal stories.
Sabrina - Includes a romantic plot that intertwines the lives of characters from different worlds.
The Bridge on the River Kwai - War and personal stories interwoven in a historical and cultural context.
The Good Earth - Historical drama reflecting on Chinese society and interactions with Western cultures.
Hannibal Rising - Complex characters with deep backgrounds set in an exotic and dramatic narrative scene.
Seven Years in Tibet - Explores the clash of cultures and personal transformation in an Asian setting.
The Last Samurai - Themes of honor, culture clash, and redemption similar to Shanghai Express.
Memoirs of a Geisha - Romantic drama set in Japan featuring strong cultural elements and character development.
The Joy Luck Club - Intergenerational tales of Chinese-American experiences reflecting cultural tensions.
Last Holiday - Explores themes of living life to the fullest against the backdrop of an exotic setting.
The Kite Runner - Themes of friendship and cultural identity amidst turbulent historical events.
Life of Pi - Explores survival, spirituality, and personal transformation in an exotic locale.
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon - Combines love, honor, and stunning visuals in a story steeped in Chinese culture.
Psycho - Similar in the complexity and psychological depth of characters, though in a different genre.
The English Patient - Epic romance and historical drama set against the backdrop of war.
The Last Airbender - Features a rich fantasy world with cultural themes and character-driven narratives.
Life is Beautiful - Explores complex emotional narratives within the context of cultural upheaval.
To Live - Focuses on the resilience of the human spirit amid the challenges of a changing China.
The Last Face - Themes of love and cultural conflict in a poignant historical context.
Doctor Zhivago - Epic romance surrounded by political turmoil reflecting cultural transformations.
The Painted Bird - Themes of survival, identity, and the interplay of cultures amid historical upheaval.
Empire of the Sun - A story of survival and growth amid war, exploring personal journeys against cultural backdrops.
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The Pianist - Based on the true story of a Polish Jewish musician struggling to survive during the Holocaust.
Schindler's List - Depicts the Holocaust, highlighting the horrors and the efforts to save Jewish lives.
Saviors in the Night - A story about rescuing Jews during the Holocaust, showcasing bravery and survival.
The Killing Fields - Recounts the Cambodian genocide and the impact on its survivors.
Life Is Beautiful - A tragicomedy set in a concentration camp that sheds light on the Holocaust experience.
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas - A poignant look at the Holocaust through the eyes of a child and the innocence amidst horror.
Tears of the Sun - Centers on conflict and humanitarian efforts in war-torn regions, similar in theme.
Behind Enemy Lines - Involves rescue missions in war zones, reflecting on the effects of violence and conflict.
The Diary of Anne Frank - Based on the life of a Jewish girl hiding during the Holocaust, emphasizing human resilience.
Come and See - A harrowing portrayal of the impact of war and genocide in Belarus during WWII.
The Death of Yugoslavia - Documentary detailing the Yugoslav wars and ethnic cleansing during the 1990s.
The Bystander Effect - Explores moral dilemmas during crises, echoing the themes of inaction during atrocities.
The Act of Killing - A documentary exploring the Indonesian mass killings, reflecting on the nature of genocide.
The Painted Bird - Tells a harrowing story of survival during World War II in Eastern Europe.
Hotel Mumbai - Based on a real-life terrorist attack, showcasing the impacts of violence and fear.
Red Dust - Discusses human rights violations and the search for justice in post-apartheid South Africa.
12 Years a Slave - A true story highlighting the brutal realities of slavery and human suffering.
Zero Dark Thirty - Follows the hunt for Osama bin Laden, dealing with the consequences of terrorism.
The Killing of America - A documentary examining violence and its sociological impacts on American society.
Persepolis - An animated film about the Iranian Revolution and its effects on Iranian society.
Waltz with Bashir - An animated documentary about the 1982 Lebanon War and its lasting effects on veterans.
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society - Set during World War II, showing the resilience of people during wartime occupation.
A Time to Kill - Addresses themes of racial injustice and moral dilemmas in the face of violence.
Blood Diamond - Focuses on conflict diamonds and the impact of civil war in Sierra Leone.
The Siege of Jadotville - Based on true events involving a peacekeeping mission in the Congo during conflict.
City of God - Portrays life in the slums of Rio de Janeiro and the violence that permeates society.
The Last King of Scotland - A dramatization of the tyranny of Ugandan dictator Idi Amin and its brutal impact.
In the Land of Blood and Honey - A love story set against the backdrop of the Bosnian War, examining ethnic conflict.
The Report - A political thriller that addresses U.S. government oversight and the ethics of torture.
American History X - Explores the impact of racism and violence in American society through personal stories.
Syriana - A geopolitical thriller that reflects on the complexities of oil politics and war.
Mary Kom - Inspires with a story of overcoming struggles in the context of personal and societal challenges.
Wolves at the Door - Based on a real-life murder case, reflecting on how violence and crime affect communities.
Restrepo - A documentary capturing the lives of soldiers deployed in Afghanistan, focusing on their experiences.
Beasts of No Nation - A harrowing story of child soldiers amidst civil war in an unnamed African country.
Black Hawk Down - Based on the Battle of Mogadishu, showcasing modern military conflict and its consequences.
Fahrenheit 9/11 - Examines the effects of the war on terror and U.S. foreign policies in the Middle East.
The Impossible - Based on true events of the 2004 tsunami disaster, showing human endurance and tragedy.