Tschechoslowakei / Bulgarien,
1990, 86 min
Kritiken (1)
About the existence of this film, I had no idea, so I was curious about what fundamental things I missed from the history of Czech cinematography. Now I understand why I haven't heard of this co-production mess so far. It is a known fact that Jiří Adamec is one of the worst things that the Czechoslovak film industry has produced, but the catastrophic tone of the film is mainly due to the impotent and kitschy screenplay by Markéta Zinnerová. If I were to consider one star, it would be for the blonde mane of Eva Vejmělková and the still youthful face of Lukáš Vaculík. But when I add up these two positives, it gives me no more than 5% of the overall impression.
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