Ohjaus:
David OndříčekKuvaus:
Alexander ŠurkalaSävellys:
Jan P. MuchowNäyttelijät:
Tatiana Dyková, Jan P. Muchow, Jan Čechtický, Kateřina Winterová, Petra Špalková, Zdeněk David, Zdeněk Suchý, Bořivoj Navrátil, Václav Mareš (lisää)Juonikuvaukset(1)
This low-budget feature captures the techno-subculture then as now popular among Prague youth. Anna, on the run FROM a small-town military academy, meets up with a GROUP of easygoing kids who hang out at clubs eating dance drugs. She falls in love with one of them but this of course requires stronger roots. (jakelijan virallinen teksti)
Arvostelut (2)
At the time of its premiere, this Czech phenomenon must have felt like a slap in the face and an awakening for part of one generation. So many years later, however, we have seen a lot more in film, so it has no chance of shocking or opening eyes, only of captivating with its soundtrack and atmosphere.
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What? In the end, all I have to do is look at the director's name and I understand. From my point of view, Ondříček filmed stories about aliens, not people. From my point of view, Ondříček filmed a psychological study in which a dog has the deepest psychology. They say that it’s a generational confession... I don't know, maybe this film had something to say in the beginning, but in its "total" openness, it's so desperately superficial... All these fundamental themes are so pompous that their fundamentality fades into the gaudy-colored universe of the main characters. I don't like Ondříček's jovial style, his flat characters and his view of the present. He's fundamentally alien to me. I don't like Colorfactory’s music. It's so pushy and shallow. And I don't like Muchow... So that's why I'm giving it this rating.
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