Miłość, seks & pandemia

My good old and beloved Patryk Vega is back! I look forward to every film of this director, knowing I'm going to have a royal good time no matter what the topic, because it's always an incredible ride. This won't be one of his most celebrated films though (violence and gore are completely absent this time), and his previous, Small World, was pure exploitation purgatory. This time he takes on love relationships and coronavirus and once again delivers it with great candor and style. We have three girlfriends. One is a journalist (an unbelievable bitch!) who fucks Tinder guys and ruins the career biggest playboy in town's career (I felt really sorry for the guy and what he goes through for her is really unbelievable hell, including getting raped by a guy!). The other one is a photographer and she launches the acting career of a young model she’s sleeping with, but he makes it all the way to Porn, so she's mentally devastated. The third one is a lawyer who gets fooled by a charming Arab and experiences a literal Islamic relationship including humiliation and abuse – this relationship was really decently heated and nicely highlighted Muslim culture and its relationship with women. The last story is about a Jehovah's Witness who becomes a stripper and a world class slut – this was the funniest story. Vega incorporates the coronavirus in a very funny way, where the ensuing lockdown ruins everyone's love relationships and lives. I've never seen someone use the coronavirus in a script in such a way that it turns the whole movie 90 degrees. Visually it's very good, it has a great vibe at times, the music is brilliant, the characters are likeable, the pace is insanely fast, it goes from scene to scene, the film doesn't get boring for a moment, and there's some humour too. Vega has once again accomplished the mission. (15.04.2023)