Directed by:
Jaroslav FuitCinematography:
Viktor SmutnýComposer:
Tadeáš VěrčákCast:
Kristýna Badinková Nováková, Jakub Wagner, David Máj, Vladimír Fišer, Vojtěch Dyk, Bohumil Klepl, Jaroslav Plesl, Pavel Řezníček, Anna Bubníková (more)Plots(1)
The five-year relationship of elder Michal and Veronika has come to a crossroad. While he inwardly thinks about children and family, she feels she has not experienced much yet and wants to have fun. They live next to each other without actually being together. Under the pressure of fights and fear from break-up, Michal comes up with a mysterious holiday for Veronika. But since the very beginning, nothing is like it was prepared by careful Michal and Veronika shows her disappointment. The tour around Scandinavia and the situations in which it places them holds up a mirror to them and their cohabitation. Everything seems to confirm that they should not be together anymore. Meeting Šimon, and adventurer and thief travelling all the time, gives unexpected reflection to their lives and relationship and moves them further. (official distributor synopsis)
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I can't help it, but Kristýna Nováková-Fuitová bothered me so much here that I simply didn't enjoy the movie because of her. Moreover, not much happens in it, and I was hoping the camera would explore somewhere. There are some beautiful locations, though otherwise, it's just a film about finding yourself, lying, and not finding your way. It's not too little, but it's not too much either.
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Interesting concept, for sure. But having done my fair share of traveling, I can tell you—those kinds of mistakes in planning a trip are just a no-go. And the way that couple acted? Honestly, it was a bit off-putting. But hey, it’s part of the story, so I have to roll with it. The idea behind the film was strong enough to keep me watching until the end, even if it sometimes felt like I was watching someone’s home video from a road trip.
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