Réalisation:
Emir KusturicaScénario:
Emir KusturicaMusique:
Stribor KusturicaActeurs·trices:
Monica Bellucci, Emir Kusturica, Sergej Trifunovic, Zoran Cvijanovic, Sloboda Micalovic Cetkovic, Predrag 'Miki' Manojlovic, Maria Darkina (plus)VOD (1)
Résumés(1)
Sous le feu des balles, Kosta, un laitier, traverse la ligne de front chaque jour au péril de sa vie pour livrer ses précieux vivres aux soldats. Bientôt, cette routine est bouleversée par l'arrivée de Nevesta, une belle réfugiée italienne. Entre eux débute une histoire d'amour passionnée et interdite qui les entraînera dans une série d'aventures rocambolesques. (Wild Bunch Distribution)
(plus)Vidéo (2)
Critiques (3)
Il voudrait être appelé « le Wes Anderson des Balkans ». Mais là où Anderson est ludique et brillant, Kusturica est vulgaire et bon marché. Belle conclusion. Juste la conclusion.
()
When the camera focuses on a chicken admiring itself in a mirror, I thought, "Yep, that's the Emir Kusturica I know." But as the film went on, I realized it was missing that classic Kusturica humor. Some shots are breathtaking, while others feel a bit pointless. But then the ending hit, and I was blown away. I have to admit, On the Milky Road has its charm. If only it had skipped the digital effects that ended up making the whole thing feel a bit silly — it could've been much better and more true to Kusturica’s usual style.
()
An absolutely crazy love story set against the backdrop of a war conflict somewhere in the Balkans. That's just Emir Kusturica for you, and that's why I love him, including his beautiful scenery and amazing music. While there is some visual craziness here that might warrant a lower rating, like when the central couple flies down a waterfall, overall, I had a great time, and I think that's what really matters. Moreover, some of the situations depicted made me think more deeply. To be specific, what did the snake, which appears mostly in the tense moments of the film, actually symbolize? There are many ways to interpret this...
()
Annonces