"The Cabinet of Jan Švankmajer" is a 1970 short film directed by Jan Švankmajer, a Czech filmmaker known for his unique blend of animation and live-action. The film explores the themes of creativity and the subconscious through a surreal narrative that features a variety of objects and puppets. It is characterized by its distinctive visual style and innovative use of stop-motion animation. The film is often regarded as a significant work in the genre of experimental cinema. It reflects Švankmajer's fascination with the relationship between art and reality, inviting viewers to consider the nature of perception and imagination. Its influence can be seen in the works of many contemporary filmmakers and artists.