Tuntematon mestari

Great in every way, a good screenplay also the acting, casting, cinematography, soundtrack are excellent.

I don't know why such films go so unrecognised.

This movie thought me that the more expensive the picture the more beautiful and valuable as a peace of art is. (with VAT included).

For those involved with the the world of art, this movie won´t be weird because it shows one of the many possible dark sides of negotiations over any painting that is suspected of value. It is a very interesting movie as a movie in itself and as a documental proof of art business too!

This movie is filled with all the possible emotions you can imagine. And when watching it, I experienced all the emotions and feelings by myself. From love to hate, for happiness to desperation, from friendship to bitterness. All in one movie. All the elements of a great movie are linked well together without any special effects. It is so enlightening to see a classical, well made movie in modern times.

The protagonist is an old man who tends to buy low and sell high. He teaches the same to his teenage grandson.

Despite the fact that the main character works in the field of art, he does not bring any inspiration or uplift to the plot and his attention is focused on completely on the money.

However, there were several moments in the film that could serve as the basis for introducing a deeper metaphysical or spiritual layer into the film's plot.

For example, the impetus for this could be the moment when the main character shows his grandson a picture with an old man and a child, and subsequently beat why Repin painted an icon of a saint instead of a portrait of a rich man.

This could work great for completing his own life story and a lesson for his grandson - material things aren't all we're here for.