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Don't watch this movie if you have bad stomach or you won't be able to eat for a while. It shows quite a bit of shocking footage of modern food processing facilities. Dehumanization of food processing is well shown by creative camera placement. Camera placement resembles Kubrick's in some scenes - scenes of machines and people moving through corridors. Some of machines and procedures shown in the movie are really shocking. Movie doesn't have any narration, only sounds that you hear are sounds of the environment. A bit of well picked music would make this movie even better. If you want to know how the food you eat comes to your table this is the movie to watch.

Movie is about fights between young people in Poland. Title "Klatka" comes from fights in cage. Except that fights between football fans is in the centre of attention. First half of movie was filmed too frenetically with too short scenes jumping from one scene to another and sometimes without audio commentary for too long so if you are not familiar with topic you won't know what the movie is about. In the second half there is more narration (by football fans, KLATKA fighters..) and in this part there is significant rise in quality.

not really a comment but there seems to be a lot of comments here that refer to 13th floor from 1999 and not this movie