Slunecní stát aneb hrdinové delnické trídy

2005
1 Std. 35 Min.

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Slunecní stát aneb hrdinové delnické trídy (2005)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuSet in the present, the four ordinary men in this story find themselves at crossroads in their lives. Karel, Tomas, Milan, and Vinc were once seduced by the possibility of making money in Os... Alles lesenSet in the present, the four ordinary men in this story find themselves at crossroads in their lives. Karel, Tomas, Milan, and Vinc were once seduced by the possibility of making money in Ostrava's cosmopolitan melting pot. But times are changing - the company has offered their j... Alles lesenSet in the present, the four ordinary men in this story find themselves at crossroads in their lives. Karel, Tomas, Milan, and Vinc were once seduced by the possibility of making money in Ostrava's cosmopolitan melting pot. But times are changing - the company has offered their jobs to foreign workers. The friends try to solve their job loss by going into business the... Alles lesen

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- 10 Gewinne & 11 Nominierungen insgesamt

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Official submission of Slovakia the 'Best Foreign Language Film' category of the 78th Academy Awards in 2006.

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Tomás: Aren't you sometimes afraid that your are going to fall?
Vinco: No, I am sometimes afraid that I am going to jump.

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7/10

technically outstanding and sometimes tragic testimony about life in Ostrava

There are many positives on this movie, otherwise seen only rarely in Czech or Slovak movie production. I am mainly speaking about how masterfully the "Sun State" is handled from a technical point of view. Movies from around here can seldom boast such an action-packed direction of photography, dynamic editing, cool music, let alone a combination of all of these. Moreover, most of the characters and dialogues seem actually really "real". However, as realistic and down-to-earth the script might be, I was kind of bored by the series of extremely unfortunate events, that has befallen our "labour class heroes". Everything that can get screwed, gets screwed in the worst possible way, which, in my opinion, harms the otherwise highly realistic tone of the narrative.