Philosopher Tereza Matějčková thinks things that left-oriented youth don’t like to hear – and now she even allowed herself to get a Magnesia Litera! We’ll take it off right away in A2alarm. The leadership of the Venice Biennale also receives notes from the Kremlin. And director Zack Snyder definitely lost his mind…
Kateřina Kadlecová: The recent laureate of the Magnesia Litera award for the best non-fiction book, philosopher and journalist Tereza Matějčková, has been dragged down the drain for her opinions for a long time. She is conservative, her arguments are a thorn in the side of the “young left”. Immediately, the three authors of A2alarm did not hesitate to use all possible methods in a joint article, which they criticize so much at other times, in order to drive a young, educated, successful woman (with a different opinion than theirs) to account. Top ideologues, wake up!
Marek Gregor: The procedure of the management of the Venice Biennale Arte regarding the opening of the Pavilion of the Russian Federation at this year’s 60th edition of the world’s largest art exhibition is reminiscent of the behavior of the president of the International Olympic Committee, Thomas Bach, who, since the beginning of Russia’s attack on Ukraine, has been looking for various ways to get Russian athletes to the Olympic Games in Paris . In Venice, it is simply enough to write Bolivia on a white cloth next to the sign Russia and pretend that Putin’s politicians have nothing to do with it. And it is said at the biennale that it was definitely not free.
Jan Škoda: Director Zack Snyder and I have spoken via video call twice in recent months. He told me for the first time that he was happy to be working on a blockbuster called Rebel Moon, although he admitted that it would take a lot of work to excite the audience. When the movie premiered on Netflix, it really didn’t excite anyone at all. Now the sequel to this space sci-fi is coming to the platform, which Zack told me will please the critics of the first part who complained about the open story. But then he tells you that he wants to continue this terrible saga. And you don’t have time to tell him not to do it, because the publicist invites a journalist from Belfast to the microphone…
