A la sombra

Since I don't know enough about all political issues surrounding the background of this story (like discussed in reviews before me), all I can have an opinion about is the movie I saw - and this European piece of film just got my jaw dropping! I really have to admit: in terms of lighting, acting, locations or music this is the most ambitious detective flick with film noir elements I have ever encountered! The camera work is pure eye candy, the acting all the way believable, the efforts in shooting every take as detailed - or should I say - as "perfect" as possible is just breathtaking! I even caught myself once or twice forgetting to pay attention because I was often asking myself "how in gods name did they pull all this off??"

My deepest respect to the creative staff behind this project! This is a HUGE movie made in Europe and I can recommend it to everyone who loves believable stories combined with highly aesthetic imagery and sound.

The movie Ve stínu (2012) is not just for a story about an unjust verdict that "a supposed history with Jewish smugglers supporting Zionist terrorists".

Red Nazi created many so-called crimes of counter-revolution and brutally suppressed with death penalty. The movie Ve stínu (2012) exhibited some historical tenses. And nowadays people can still see like N.Korea, or is else dictatorship power imposed a crime of subversion as trumped-up.

The people of legal system states are not easy to understand the theme- connotation of the movie Ve stínu (2012), especially young generation.

Can you imagine a hollywood movie in which the communists are the bad guys? Not just flawed idealists whose hearts are in the right place, but callous bullies who crush any disagreement or dissent. Then imagine such a movie not being preachy, but being fantastically entertaining, with a protagonist that could have taught Bogey how to do a better job at portraying a tough guy. This movie is great, with interesting period details like automobiles that we've never seen in the West, and check out that elevator in the hospital scene! A tort lawyers dream!