Sügisball

2007
Not Rated
2h 3min

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7,1/10

2129

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA film about the loneliness, despair and hope of six people who all live in a bleak Soviet-era apartment complex in Tallinn, Estonia.A film about the loneliness, despair and hope of six people who all live in a bleak Soviet-era apartment complex in Tallinn, Estonia.A film about the loneliness, despair and hope of six people who all live in a bleak Soviet-era apartment complex in Tallinn, Estonia.

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Citazioni
[last lines]
Jaana: I still came. Do you hate me now very much?
Mati: These houses cannot hold the past for a long time. Maybe because they have been built with future on the mind.
Jaana: I just wanted to be happy. I want to be happy.
Mati: [looking out from the window] In every damn box there is a person who wants to be happy. The whole generations of people, mothers and sons, fathers and daughters, lovers and husbands, car owners -- all of them want to be happy. But their lives pass like blasts against grey limestone walls. What remains from all of this?
Jaana: Maybe you don't believe me but I still love you.
Mati: I don't believe.

Curiosità sui crediti
The final credit: 'The movie is inspired by novel by Mati Unt and is dedicated to all men with fragile soul and weak liver who stand alone in night, in pants.'

Connessioni
Features Uccelli di rovo (1983)

Colonne sonore
Moya
(uncredited)
Written and Performed by Godspeed You! Black Emperor

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7/10

Gloomy Sunday

SUGISBALL(Autumn Ball) (dir. Veiko Ounpuu) The film is a series of interconnected stories of disparate characters who live in a dreary housing complex in Tallinn, Estonia where the ugly environs amplify the emotional separation. The film's tone is one of deadpan 'Black Comedy' that communicates histrionic sadness and pent-up romantic longing that at times comes across as mildly amusing. One extremely funny segment (that had nothing to do with the movie) was where an overweight, assistant doorman impersonates Michael Jackson's music video,'Beat It'. This can only be seen to be believed and is nothing short of hysterical. Overall, the film provides very little resolution, but the film's attitude and spirit are somewhat reminiscent of Baltic directors Ingmar Bergman and Krzysztof Kieslowski.