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Tomáš PavlíčekDrehbuch:
Tomáš PavlíčekKamera:
Ladislav Moulis ml.Musik:
Šimon HolýBesetzung:
Vít Rohr, Václav Vydra nejml., Jakub Xavier Baro, Jiří Šimek, Jenovéfa Boková, Aneta Krejčíková, Vladimír Polívka, Matěj Ruppert, Marie Doležalová (mehr)Inhalte(1)
This soulful romantic comedy tells a story of Stepan (25), who survives his stagnant life without any actual effort to change it. After his third attempt to graduate from university shamefully fails, and Stepan is dumped by his girlfriend, he takes shelter in his hometown, where he lingers on due to a job in local call-center, he sleeps and eats a lot and his only friend happens to be an ugly dog Krosna with a scar under its eye. But everything is to change when Stepan picks up a call in his office and hears the mysterious voice of Marie (26). Our film is a story - a generational testimony about searching for meaning of anything in this world and the importance of the ablity to make our own decisions. (Verleiher-Text)
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Do you remember the movie Smoke? Then this movie is pretty similar. Crazy, stupid, wacky, but in spite of all of that, you have the urge to keep watching it, the minutes pass quite quickly and you can’t stop wondering which actor or actress will appear next. For me, as a debut, it was pretty good. I wouldn’t watch it again, but it has a certain status of uniqueness.
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I don't like these film school products, and they’re not ready for normal distribution. Not to mention the fact that a repeated joke is not a joke and they can only really cast Marie Doležalová as a femme fatale in student jokes.
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So etwas wirklich nicht. Wenn ich einen Film mit einer Länge von 75 Minuten in fünf Anläufen anschaue, dann ist wohl etwas faul. Ich habe das Gefühl, den Versuch gesehen zu haben, einen alternativen Film mit Dialogen zu drehen, die wie aus dem absurden Theater ausgeschnitten zu sein scheinen. Und je mehr es auf das Ende zuging, desto weniger konnte ich mich des Eindrucks erwehren, dass Totally Talking eine der größten tschechischen Dummheiten der letzten Jahre ist. Angesichts dessen, dass es trotzdem nicht ganz so ein Schmarren ist wie Hany, gebe ich nicht die Bewertung Trash.
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