Czechoslovakia,
1990, 90 min
Directed by:
Petr ŠíchaScreenplay:
Viktorín ŠulcCinematography:
Roman PavlíčekComposer:
Martin NěmecCast:
Karel Zima, Sylwia Wysocka, Karel Roden, Jiří Ornest, Jan Přeučil, Tomáš Krejčíř, Jiří Wohanka, Silvia Petöová, Jakub Wehrenberg, Ernesto Čekan, Nina Jiránková (more)Reviews (1)
It huffs and puffs like a man with a black stocking, but this time it’s a biting deviant. Although set in 1986, it exudes the creative openness and wild aesthetic of the very early '90s. The result is a genre mishmash where the repulsiveness of the setting is imprinted on the form, and the content chaotically leads the characters to a bizarre scene of the roots of evil. At times, the music plays like something from The Terminator, and at other times, it sounds like someone strumming elastic bands stretched over a cutting board. Acting-wise, it's dreadful, with the bully Ernesto Čekan being as outdated as Karel Roden's derailleur. At least Kvído managed to tame his premature ejaculation.
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