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David OndříčekKamera:
Richard ŘeřichaMusik:
Jan P. MuchowBesetzung:
Marek Taclík, Klára Issová, Ladislav Mrkvička, Jaromír Dulava, Jaroslav Plesl, Dita Zábranská, Jaroslav Rudiš, Kamil Halbich, Igor Chmela (mehr)Inhalte(1)
In einem Hotel in Tschechien, nahe der polnischen und deutschen Grenze, lebt Fleischmann, der schon seit vielen Jahren hier als Hausmeister arbeitet. Er würde gerne von hier fprt, daher bastelt er schon seit einiger Zeit an einem Ballon. Doch das Zimmermädchen Patka hält ihn hier, obwohl diese mit dem Kellner Patka liiert ist; in einer Beziehung, die Patka nicht sonderlich glücklich macht. (Verleiher-Text)
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Another Czech ode to smallness. But what's the point of Ještěd with clouds when only Ladislav Mrkvička and Jaromír Dulava are doing any meaningful acting? And yet neither of them is Schmeling... And what about Tatiana Vilhelmová's cameo? Beyond that, I was bored with the lifelessness of Klára Issová's nudity and the unintentionally retro-looking hotel interiors. The cut storyline with Vanda Hybner is fascinating.
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There are so many strange characters in one place that it makes for an interesting and beautiful mosaic of fates that is ultimately very positive. The actors give the performances that are expected of their roles, and I enjoyed this film. To be honest, I didn't know what to expect from it, and it pleasantly surprised me.
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I like Rudiš's bookish post-punks and Ondříček's visuals that go to the free level of the Schengen Area. But this merger of Liberec's weirdos grinds like a tram on an unpolished track. The shallow catchphrases and the coldly refined romance simply don't disguise the fact that only the German officer goes under the surface, and the rest of it floats along like a hand-sewn balloon. It’s graceful, but also an eyesore.
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Suffocated, eccentric, erotomaniac, psychopathic. The Ještěd Mountain is full of unbearably micro-dimensional characters who annoy you to such an extent that I was ultimately looked forward to those meaningless long shots of the mountaintop radio transmitter with Marek Taclík staring off in the distance, with Jan P. Muchow occasionally breaking into beautiful melodies in the background. Otherwise, I'm annoyed by this view of the world where everyone is either selfish or stupid, and those who carefully hide some peculiarity deserve happiness.
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