The Czech Republic isn't exactly the first country I think of when talking about European cinema and to be honest, I had never seen a Czech movie before (well, that's not entirely true, I saw a part of one when I was visiting some friends in what was then still called Czechoslovakia). But I have an open mind towards "foreign" movies and decided to give this one a try.
This is a nice film, that doesn't really have a good conclusion. But don't let that be a reason not to watch this movie. The story is nice and gives you a good example of what life at the Czech countryside is like. The characters that are shown in this movie are believable and easy to feel attached to... Kaja is the main character. He lives with his religious father, his brother Petr and his grandmother. Kaja has a crush on Bozhka who has a child and who is attached to Ladya, a Michael Jackson imitator.
If this movie had had a real conclusion, this might have been even a lot better than it is now. But it still is a nice movie that is worth a watch. I give it a 6/10.
This is a nice film, that doesn't really have a good conclusion. But don't let that be a reason not to watch this movie. The story is nice and gives you a good example of what life at the Czech countryside is like. The characters that are shown in this movie are believable and easy to feel attached to... Kaja is the main character. He lives with his religious father, his brother Petr and his grandmother. Kaja has a crush on Bozhka who has a child and who is attached to Ladya, a Michael Jackson imitator.
If this movie had had a real conclusion, this might have been even a lot better than it is now. But it still is a nice movie that is worth a watch. I give it a 6/10.