Director:
Juraj ŠajmovičMúsica:
Petr MalásekReparto:
Anna Kadeřávková, Pavel Řezníček, Adam Mišík, Petra Černocká, Miroslav Vladyka, Linda Rybová, Kateřina Kaira Hrachovcová, Lukáš Latinák, Elena Vacvalová (más)Sinopsis(1)
After the tragic death of her mother, fourteen year old fashion blogger Victoria must decide between living in a state home or moving to a little village to live with a father she has never met. She at first sees the village environment as an exotic zoo full of great topics for her blog, but finds it impossible to live in. Her father resists all her makeover projects, prefering to spend his time with his veterinary practice and drinking with his pals down the pub. The social workers and villagers are eventually drawn into the family feud. The family split looms just as Victoria starts to understand her father and falls in love for the first time... (Indigo Film)
(más)Reseñas (5)
This is a film that reminds people that there is no need to always remember the normalization period in Czechoslovakia. It's actually quite alright.
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Un cuento de hadas sobre cómo una princesa de 14 años que vive fuera de la realidad se ve obligada a trasladarse a un pueblo para vivir con el padre que nunca ha visto. Y la cuestión es, por supuesto, que los jóvenes pueden aprender mucho de los mayores y viceversa. La princesa encuentra un príncipe y aprende a vivir en el campo. Suena la campana y se acaba el cuento de hadas. El conjunto es empalagoso, insoportablemente ingenuo, vergonzosamente sin gracia y trágico en cuanto a los actores (¡¿Mišík?!). Lo mejor son los personajes estereotipados: hay que retratar un típico pueblo checo con todo el mundo como un completo paleto y un tractorista (lo contrario de la gente de ciudad), pero cuando las cosas se ponen difíciles, todos se apoyan y son amables. Ha. ¡Durante el transcurso de la historia, por supuesto, también ocurre que Barbie es capaz de dar a luz a lindos cachorros (tres, dos, uno, toque) y todo termina con un mensaje para las jóvenes de que pueden ser felices, amadas y populares, siempre y cuando tengan un hermoso exterior sin maquillaje y tengan un maniquí a mano!
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Tengo a Anna Kadeřávková en alta estima, es simpática, bonita y tiene una voz muy agradable. Desarrolló decentemente el papel de una niña mimada, Pavel Řezníček también ofrece siempre una actuación encantadora. Una película relajante y poco exigente, que solo contiene pocas situaciones embarazosas o, en otras palabras, otro cuento sobre la redención de una hija traviesa/domesticación de una mujer mala, y así sucesivamente.
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What an abomination. After just ten minutes, I was engaged in a fierce internal struggle, desperately wanting to turn it off but also not wanting to admit defeat. I gathered all my strength, pulled myself together, and made it to the bitter end. The plot was absolutely groundbreaking, with the city moving to the countryside, something that has never been seen before. Four screenwriters put together such a farce the likes of which you can otherwise encounter only in Eva Toulová's films. A spoiled Instagram influencer and a veterinarian without couscous are the sad heroes of this story. The idiotic plot and demented dialogue were brilliantly complemented by actors whom I don't like: Mišík, Černocká, Hrachovcová, Latinák, and especially Linda Rybová. It was a highly unpleasant experience that I would never voluntarily repeat. / No lessons learned this time. I just have a question: Why Dominika Myslivcová?
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At the beginning, the film is absolutely unbearable, perhaps because the actress in the main role is so precise, so dreadful, and so atrocious in what she presents. It's hard to say if she's just that good, but I don't think her absolutely necessary transformation was that believable. But there were a few jokes that made me laugh. Otherwise quite tragic, and mostly, the characters are quite bad at times.
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