Directed by:
Pavel DražanScreenplay:
Pavel DražanCinematography:
Diviš MarekCast:
Jaroslav Dušek, Pavel Liška, Dan Bárta, Hana Baroňová, Karel Zima, Matěj Porteš, Pavel P. Ries, Vladimír Škultéty, Štefan Titka, Pavel Bureš, Vít Drozda (more)Plots(1)
Rough image of the world around us, about human pride, cruelty and intolerance. It is a very unconventional movie based mostly on image viewing of the world in an unconventional approach and unconventional localities that dramatically intensify the whole story. (official distributor synopsis)
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This is either a lost episode of Czech Soda, from which someone cut out all the points, or some of the worst intellectual diarrhea in recent years. I don't want to offend anyone by saying that, but a couple of nice paintings blinded by thesis-like wisdom about God, love and human arrogance really don't make a summer. Especially since, in addition to successful shots, we find in this mess of a film a lot of shots that are much better suited to be in the music videos of metal bands from Dolní Bukovina.
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A beautiful example of how pseudo-profound talk is labeled as a metaphor, add a few personalities to that, and suddenly it's considered something more than just a bunch of crap. At least by the authors. There are scenes here that have the potential for absurd theater, but the way they are presented is simply repulsive and annoying. Just plain disgusting.
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