Surrealistic Coming-of-Age Tale
“Valerie and Her Week of Wonders”  is an unusual film about a girl on the verge of womanhood who finds herself confronted by both supernatural creatures and her own burgeoning sensuality. Valerie (Jaroslava Schallerova) lives in a large house with her grandmother. She frolics in the fields, picks wildflowers, swims, and dutifully attends church. Her idyllic world is upset, however, when a thief steals a pair of earrings. Chasing the intruder, Valerie comes upon a horrible, white-faced ghoul inspired by Murnau’s “Nosferatu.” The next day, her jewelry is mysteriously returned, but Valerie soon becomes the centerpiece in a series of fantasies, one stranger than the next, many erotic.<br /><br />It’s tough to categorize this film. The presence of vampires and witchcraft make it a candidate as a horror film, but it’s far more. Czech director Jaromil Jires uses surrealism to paint assorted dream adventures and takes his time introducing the fantasy elements. We first see Valerie as a content innocent, but soon she becomes a restless individual fascinated by erotic thoughts and images as she comes to terms with her own sexuality. Jires is masterful at portraying Valerie’s inner turmoil cinematically, each shot methodically composed.<br /><br />The film is seldom mentioned in discussions of horror films, since it is atypical of the genre. It contains aspects that we identify with horror, but they are treated more as devices to awaken erotic stirrings in a young woman than to shock or splatter the screen with blood. It’s a gothic fable filled with fairy tale symbolism, often unsettling images, and an intriguing narrative ambiguity. The film is in Czech, with English subtitles.<br /><br />Bonus features on the Blu-ray release include 3 early shorts by director Jaromil Jires; new interview with Czechoslovak film scholar Peter Hames; interviews with actors Jaroslav Schallerova and Jan Klusak; alternate soundtrack; new English subtitle translation; and a critical essay.
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