Director:
Aki KaurismäkiGuión:
Aki KaurismäkiCámara:
Timo SalminenReparto:
Timo Eränkö, Kari Heiskanen, Asmo Hurula, Sakari Järvenpää, Sakari Kuosmanen, Dave Lindholm, Mikko Mattila, Pate Mustajärvi, Tuomari Nurmio (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
En Helsinki, dieciocho hombres, diecisiete de los cuales se llaman Frank, deciden abandonar el barrio de trabajadores en el que llevan una vida triste y gris para instalarse en un barrio al otro lado de la ciudad, cerca del mar, que representa para ellos una especie de "El Dorado". (Filmin)
Reseñas (1)
Frank meets Frank and asks him: Have you seen Frank? Kaurismäki's black-and-white mix of punk revolt, surrealist out of the ordinary and homage to cursed decadent souls. A bunch of guys named Frank are repeating the migration of nations in a lone city. And unlike the ancient tribes, it has a much lower success rate, because the city is full of traps, and the promised land may not even exist. Beneath the comedy crust slumbers a rather disillusioned social account of the impossibility and ridiculousness of revolt and escape from a bleak life on the margins. There's a certain dilettante in it, but it matches the testimony. So the only problem is that there are not a lot of strong situations in the film. Aki shoots himself.
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