Realização:
Martin KoppArgumento:
Petr KolečkoCâmara:
Jan DrnekMúsica:
Jan P. MuchowElenco:
Adam Mišík, Hana Vagnerová, Jan Komínek, Vojtěch Machuta, Celeste Buckingham, Štepánka Fingerhutová, Esther Lubadika, Julie Štandera, Pavel Nečas (mais)Streaming (1)
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Three teenage boys never tear their eyes from their phones, the real world passes them by. But they must suddenly ride 200km by bike in four days, with three girls. They gradually realize that an outdoor adventure together is better than any computer game or social network. (Finále Plzeň)
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After my initial thoughts of giving it a Boo! rating, I gradually realized that it was not as awful as I originally expected. A few good jokes can be found here, and the target age group will surely appreciate the high frequency of sexist remarks so typical of Petr Kolečko. I especially liked the good soundtrack. And it wouldn't hurt if the younger generation reflected a bit on the final point. No virtual reality can really replace a real experience. (50%)
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I really tried to outdo myself and give this film at least one star for Hana Vágnerová, but I just couldn't. I knew it wasn’t going to be anything special. When you see singers instead of actors among the cast, you kind of get the idea. But this was downright terrible. Given that we live in a multicultural state, a Czech speed skater obviously must be played by a black woman. Before I could get angry, the filmmakers came up with a racist idea and parked a camel at the campsite, which was about the only scene that made me laugh. Otherwise, the film was filled with forced attempts at humor, stiff acting performances and pathetic writing, so it couldn't have ended up any other way.
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An explicitly weak affair, but with very current trends that younger viewers can easily identify with. Or YouTubers, lesbians, black women, heterosexuals coming out, relationship chaos, or unusual communication between parents and children. Analysts would have a field day with it.
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