Réalisation:
Vladimír MorávekPhotographie:
Diviš MarekMusique:
Jan BudařActeurs·trices:
Kateřina Holánová, Jaroslava Pokorná, Petr Jeništa, Jan Budař, Marek Daniel, Miroslav Donutil, Arnošt Goldflam, Pavel Liška, Jiří Pecha (plus)Résumés(1)
A biting comedy concerning the lives of two young people who meet one day in a house in Brno in order to put their ideals of love into practice. A story about a couple not yet prepared for sexual life and a renowned actor no longer in his sexual prime. (texte officiel du distributeur)
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Critiques (4)
Jan Budař est peu convaincant, Miroslav Donutil fait pitié, Kateřina Holánová est excellente. Rien d’exceptionnel et je ne comprends pas pourquoi tant d’engouement à la remise des Lions tchèques, là où d’autres œuvres méritaient d’en recevoir. J’espère qu’après Hrubeš a Mareš, M. Morávek ne sortira plus rien !
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I'm not saying the film doesn't have its great moments, but most of the time it lived up to its name. It's quite a shame, because both lead actors convinced me that they were ‘special’, and their support teams were great, too, but the rest of the storylines didn't work so well for me. I enjoyed about a third of the total runtime. And that just doesn’t do it for me.
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Everything's going to happen tonight. Don't eat that, man, it's lubricated. You know, Olinka, it's not going to be pretty. Touch me, Standa. The best Czech comedy in a very long time with such a beautifully human view of sex that it got deep under my skin. Plus, seeing Donutil again in a "real" role is great. Morávek was able to make a film with almost theatrical precision; everything is based on pointed dialogues and excellent acting performances. Hooray, I want more of these little antidotes!
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The other star I’m giving it is basically just for the film about the film, which gave me the courage and conviction that it actually turned out pretty well (given the crew that made it). This is a film in the same vein as Wild Bees, which leads to bad things.
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