Vrať se do hrobu!

Go Back to Your Grave! has matured. We can watch the pre-graduation classes through various lenses throughout the decades of Czech film and each time we experience something new with them. This time Pawlowská took up the topic on the basis of a sociological experiment. Surrounded by the agile Dušek and the lax Vala, Šteindler literally turns around the collective of Klára Pollertová, Monika Šeligová and other beautiful ladies under the age of twenty. He may be only slightly over thirty himself, but that doesn't stop the young romance, the substantial jokes, and the discovery of a new joy in life. (30/08/2016)

It's a film with ideas that tries to say something, but what it says just didn't resonate with me. This is not a worldview that I share, even at almost thirty years old. Primarily because of the title, it just didn't sit well with me. I didn't enjoy it, and I didn't really empathize with the characters and their motivations. But you can't deny that the screenplay has ideas. (10/02/2015)