Slovak film critic Peter Konečný believes a vibrant new generation of filmmakers is emerging in Slovakia. He addresses the continuing appeal of blockbuster films like Spider-Man despite audience preference for shorter content, and analyzes the strengths of directors like Christopher Nolan. Konečný also discusses the mixed reception to recent Slovak films such as “Kavej” and “Štúr,” pinpointing areas for improvement. He observes a changing landscape in audience taste and a willingness amongst young Slovak filmmakers to be provocative and explore innovative approaches. The critic’s insights come from his work as a reviewer and his role with the Cinematik festival. Ultimately, Konečný expresses optimism about the future of Slovak cinema due to this emerging talent.

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