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Jan’s own system was based on a singular mapping of the human nervous system and its relation to life and consciousness, expanded through a hands-on practical approach to overcoming mechanical thought and behavior in everyday life.
Jan was the impetus behind Evotek Theater in the Buckhead entertainment district of Atlanta from 1986 to 1990.
JanCox was a man compelled by Life to reveal Life, and Life is not what you think it is. His own life was spent in detailing myriad paths of escape from routine mechanical, structural, reactionary thinking.
Whether it be for art, political expression, in love, or to travel, many of the films here seem to be about celebrating the will and identity of the individual human spirit.
Jan Sverak's "Kolya" and Krzysztof Zanussi's "In Full Gallop" are superb - wise, mature and very funny - movies revealing the pain and absurdity of life under Soviet rule in Czechoslovakia and Poland.
Alex Cox, the creator of the classically cult "Repo Man", originally made the film for BBC Television in the UK, but its stylistic bravura was recognised and with money in place, the original 55-minute film was extended to further illuminate the multi-layered plot.
