V lete ti poviem, ako sa mám

It's okay that many Czech and Slovak films are being made, but I would appreciate it if the majority of them were not stupid nonsense. What I don't understand is why Polish or Croatian actors are being cast in these films. This time, even Nico arrived at the head of the entire Romanian delegation, and I am starting to feel like the Warsaw Pact is being revived here. Otherwise, I got what I expected in the form of a catastrophic script, terrible dialogue, and a mix of really weird individuals. It was a misery and horror. The one star goes to the great Martin Hofmann. / Lesson learned: Watch out for typos; you might lose your chance to duck. 1*- (03/09/2023)

I promise in my review to be sensitive and gentle towards the creators, like a butterfly fluttering from stamens to pistils on a fragrant blooming meadow, casually contributing to the magical process of life’s continuity. But go take your falsehood, snobbery, and hysteria among Christmas lights and digital snowflakes straight to hell! Hopefully, there’ll still be room. (07/15/2024)