A light watch, no harm with the right attitude
It's not a high-class film, something light and "silly", it won't do you harm when you feel like relaxing while looking at something that doesn't make you think too much. Several nice and refreshing characters played by actors more frequently seen in a very different roles (Pawel Malaszynski, Marieta Zukowska), at least following my experience with young Polish cinema.
The film will obviously not give you a clear portrait of Poland and the way that life goes there as it's simply designed to be a bit stupid and it is quite bearable when you don't expect too much.
It's not a masterpiece though and if you are looking for something representative for a Polish cinematography, it's better to give this one a miss.
The film will obviously not give you a clear portrait of Poland and the way that life goes there as it's simply designed to be a bit stupid and it is quite bearable when you don't expect too much.
It's not a masterpiece though and if you are looking for something representative for a Polish cinematography, it's better to give this one a miss.
- aleksandra-winnik
- 21 सित॰ 2011