Zad kadar

2010
1h 47min

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TU PUNTUACIÓN

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThe end of the 70s. Anton Krastev, a DOP and his wife Diana are separated by the Iron curtain - she fled with their son Antoan to Western Berlin while he stayed in Bulgaria. She believes tha... Leer todoThe end of the 70s. Anton Krastev, a DOP and his wife Diana are separated by the Iron curtain - she fled with their son Antoan to Western Berlin while he stayed in Bulgaria. She believes that Antoan can only be cured in Germany. But Anton can't live without his job. He works with... Leer todoThe end of the 70s. Anton Krastev, a DOP and his wife Diana are separated by the Iron curtain - she fled with their son Antoan to Western Berlin while he stayed in Bulgaria. She believes that Antoan can only be cured in Germany. But Anton can't live without his job. He works with the best film director who is a high ranking Communist. The State Security Services are k... Leer todo

Dirección
- Svetoslav Ovtcharov
Guión
- Svetoslav Ovtcharov
- Hristo Totev
Reparto principal

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6,9/10

TU PUNTUACIÓN

Dirección
- Svetoslav Ovtcharov
Guión
- Svetoslav Ovtcharov
- Hristo Totev
Reparto principal

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Premios
- 7 premios y 3 nominaciones en total

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10geshgyug13

Brilliant!

I had the privilege to be one of the first viewers of this film. This is the first Bulgarian movie I've seen that has no actor that annoys me! All the other ones had a lot of overacting and underacting. It is based on a true story and that may be hard to believe for people who didn't live in Eastern Europe during the cold war. The script just has no flaws. All the characters are just like they should be. The protagonist is my personal favourite. Maybe it's because the actor's performance was just brilliant! I could not imagine the character in any other way.

I really don't want to reveal anything of the movie, so I'll just say - watch it! It's worth it! It will certainly open your eyes about what was like to live in the Eastern Block.

5whotheff

Nice attempt

Mediocre, cold acting, annoying music. The usual (for Bulgarian cinema) citing of dialogue lines with zero emotion, masked as stuttering. The scenario was filled with plot holes so big, that you can be sure the outcome for the family would be the same, even if they remain in the same country. I can close my eyes for the blue jeans everyone had. Now the good part: excelent camera work! Simple, yet fine shots. Careful picking of angles and colors. Too static and distant for my taste, but still very good.