Objective: The work of the influential and revered Czech director Jan Svankmajer has repeatedly pushed boundaries since his earliest short animations in the 1960s. To date he has directed six feature length films, all bearing his unmistakable part-animated style but all different in approach, from his dark re-imaginings of Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland" and Marlowe and Goethe's "Doctor Faustus" to the disturbing European fairy tale "Otes�nek" and the stories of Edgar Allan Poe and the Marquis de Sade in "Lunacy". His work mixes exceptional stop motion animation with the philosophical, the surreal and the disturbing. Review all his films to win this accolade. Svank you very much.

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