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Agnieszka Więdłocha, Maciej Stuhr, Boguslaw Linda, Danuta Stenka, Maria Pakulnis, Piotr Glowacki, Weronika Ksiazkiewicz, Tomasz Karolak, Borys Szyc (mehr)Inhalte(1)
Everyone has a problem with their family. Tomek and Ania finally decide to get married. The wedding – on Anna’s request – will take a place in the village, with Tomek’s relatives which he hasn’t been in contact for a long time. It will turn out that his brothers and mother are like an Italian family – every single conversation threatens to quarrel, and from a great love to hate is sometimes only one step. (Magnetes Pictures)
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I wasn't quite sure if the Polish filmmakers could step into the same river for a third time without it negatively affecting the quality of the story. They couldn't. The cast was still good, though. A serious illness was sneakily added to the mix this time to keep me from feeling good. I’m not saying I didn't have fun at all, but the humor couldn’t possibly balance out the ridiculous number of emotional moments and silly scenes. The Poles repeated the mistake they had made with the Letters to Santa trilogy. In both cases, two movies would have been more than enough.
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A bit of a mess and definitely the weakest link in the trilogy. A complete departure from the central theme and the humour is also significantly lacking. Agnieszka Wiedlocha is still great to look at, she's a cute actress, and Maciej Stuhr is cool too, but this sequel is a bit pointless and unnecessary.
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