If you are big fan of bad films and someone from anglosphere, you'll probably get here something great, although there's a context.
Snake Award, which is relatively close to Golden Raspberry in Poland, was named after this film. And I generally think, it's easy to laugh at Piestrak works. They are mostly technically horribly edited, acted etc., but to understand importance of these works we need to look up what was most popular cinema in Poland before 1989 transformation. The…
Suprisingly great film - I'm no documentary person that much, this genre is rather secondary to fiction cinema for me, but thinking about other films this would be one of my favorite.
It strikes me how humanistic it is most of the time, on how people there are struggling to end their life happily, despite being and living in the Boomer's American Utopia. But The Village does not offer them help obviously. Wealthy suburbia-like utopia isn't there to heal, but…
This movie's politically cynical, sometimes relatively interesting, but rather banal. All you know that there's a war going on - what for? why? We won't know, and that's serious problem, because if we want to assess something about military conflict, we NEED to know something about it. War is bad, we all know that, and movie's not brave enough to tell something else, not to say that usually conflict sides are mostly not equal to each other (isn't it true…
Marek Piestrak, I love you, but here you showed your bad, horny side. There is slang polish term: spermiarz or le spermiage, which means someone who constatntly and obsessively thinking about sex in rather unpleasant and awful way. This film and its story feels like only justification for erotic scenes. And it's a shame, because despite first movie, Wilczyca got infamy, it was really interesting way to settle romantic tradition of polish culture and deception of sexuality, male as well…
