Réalisation:
Karel JanákPhotographie:
Martin ŠáchaMusique:
Aleš BřezinaActeurs·trices:
Tereza Ramba, Vojtěch Kotek, Leonie Brill, Aňa Geislerová, Ondřej Sokol, Matěj Hádek, Kryštof Hádek, Zlata Adamovská, Martin Huba (plus)Résumés(1)
Secretly in love, Václav watches the princess every night as she skates on a frozen lake. One day, the star Denička, the bride of the radiant Sirius, knocked to the ground by the jealous Proxima, appears at his house. A star on earth fades; only pure love can give it strength. When Denička sees that Václav loves the princess, she decides to help their love and thus save herself. But Proxima is not done, she will do anything to shine next to Sirius instead of Denička. (Zlín Film Festival)
(plus)Critiques (3)
An absolutely great concept and very successful execution. This is exactly what I expect from a new Christmas fairy tale. Plenty of snow, excellent performances (Tereza Ramba literally shone), and great costumes and setting. Of course, it also has a quality storyline that flows smoothly. I have nothing to criticize about, and the atmosphere and Christmas magic were in full swing.
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If you accept the condition that they must make at least one new TV fairytale each Christmas, then it’s alright. It didn’t hurt and if they worked a bit better on the relationships between the characters, I wouldn’t mind saying it’s good even. The best were Sirius and Morning Star, and I wouldn’t have minded if their behaviour had been a bit more over-the-top.
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I don't know, Karel Janák should stop with the fairytales, because he usually doesn't achieve more than a variation on something better made by someone else. This time he can thank Tereza Ramba for the fact that the result was at least somewhat funny (lively), because only she stands out at least a little from the cast, and especially thanks to her, the film was more or less ok.
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