Ostrov
Directed by:
Rudolf HavlíkCinematography:
Václav TlapákComposer:
Ondřej KonvičkaPlots(1)
Him and her, alone on an island. A couple about to divorce are shipwrecked on their return from exotic vacation and are forced to survive in the tropical wilderness of a deserted island in the South Pacific. The dividing line determines the boundaries of one and the other - not to be eaten by anything and to get food, but it will require cooperation. In the romantic robinsonade, director Rudolf Havlík combines his two favourite themes - adventure and humour, which he complements with breath-taking shots of a Thai beach. The star-studded comedy will entertain anyone who likes travelling or adventure and romance. (Finále Plzeň)
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I have forgiven the fact that the movie Six Days, Seven Nights is very similar to this one and I was looking forward to the fact that something different is being created on the Czech scene than just a classic awkward comedy. Jirka Langmajer and Jana Plodková fit fantastically into the story. At the beginning, Jirka is a tough rascal. Like, you can hardly believe it's him. Because no one can be like Janička, it's impossible. And I think even Jirka had to switch and remember those fools from the theater Mir when he looked at her while filming. Over time, however, that relationship pleasantly unfolds and it's quite nice to relax watching a similar movie.
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