- The film is Věra Chytilová's second feature film.
- "Daisies" was immediately banned by Czechoslovak authorities until 1967 . Director Věra Chytilova was also characterized as "politically unreliable" for making the film, and was suppressed by the authorities and forced to suspend all creative activities until 1975, when the World Organization for Women intervened to ask about Chitilova. Regain a chance to make a film .
- Věra Chytilová called the film " .
- Věra Chytilová mentioned in an interview: "Daisies is a film that warns young people that it is critical rather than praiseful of the two girls in it" .
- Věra Chytilová mentioned in the interview that the performance of the heroine in the film draws on Czech puppet art .
- The two heroines changed a total of ten sets of clothes in the film .
Daisies behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Tiara 2022-04-09 09:01:09
Czech New Wave works. The shocking picture composition, the neurotic daily life of the two little girls, can be said to have no theme and no plot, an emotional pioneering experimental film. It's not hard to imagine how much nutrition the descendants of Iwai's youth films have gained from them, paying tribute to the maverick youth, and the subtitle at the end of the film is the proof, "I would like to dedicate this film to those whose spiritual life is chaotic."
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Coby 2022-04-12 09:01:11
Rewatched in class on 10/31/16, this is perhaps one of the best new wave movies, since the socialist metaphors and satire in most of the episodes are obvious, its content is not the point, the important thing is that it is The inspection of film as a visual medium breaks through the limitation of film's reliance on formatted dramatic stories, and constructs its own unique narrative through thematically related lens language and visual elements.
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Marie II: There, you see? We do exist after all.
Marie i, Marie II: We are, we are, we are, we are, we are...
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Marie i: What are you licking?
Marie II: Not like that. Carefully.