Schieß doch, Bulle!

This totally forgotten crime flick from Poland is not bad at all but maybe too clumsy to use its true potential. Acting and directing are lame, blank, run on the mill. It is sometimes hard to follow without getting asleep, such a shame, because the overall narrative arc is not bad at all. But everything gets more exciting in the second part. I don't know what to say to convince you to watch it if you can, of course. I think it is lost anyway. Such schemes and topics are usually more nervous, action packed, and not as talkative for a first part. A good train robbery scene. And a good finale too. I repeat, a Polish very very poor man's HEAT before the Mike Mann's masterpiece.