Zázrak
Director:
Juraj LehotskýCámara:
Noro HudecMúsica:
Martin BurlasReparto:
Michaela Bendulová, Robert Roth, Venuša Kalejová, Lenka Habrunová, Kika Potočná, Žaneta Polhošová, Sandra Radičová, Dominika Kmeťová, Katka Feldeková (más)Sinopsis(1)
The girls are fourteen and fifteen years old and have already experienced more than most adults. Truancy, running away from home, prostitution, drugs, life on the streets and misguided loves, even though they are still children. They have incomplete families and botched up lives. Reform schools are full of them. Ela has the face of a child, but her body is very feminine despite her age. The first evening after her mother drives her to the reform school she has to stand on an impromptu stage where she is subjected to a public confession. We learn that she had a thirty-year-old boyfriend named Roby who she met regularly and lived with when she ran away from home. Ela loves him, but she is not allowed to contact him. She decides to run away from the centre during the New Year's Eve party. (texto oficial de la distribuidora)
(más)Reseñas (1)
The director's background in making documentaries is evident. It is reflected heavily in the film, but it ultimately results in everything being presented coldly and distantly. In terms of plot, it is essentially boring, and even the intense scenes feel empty. However, it is an incredibly powerful story, where you can only imagine what happened next. For me, it is absolutely the wrong format and ultimately uninteresting in terms of plot.
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