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7.8/10
4.9 हज़ार
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अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंThe life of a small village runs on its own.The life of a small village runs on its own.The life of a small village runs on its own.
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Rudolf Hrusínský
- Drápalík
- (as Rudolf Hrusínský ml.)
Rudolf Hrusínský
- Honza Kalina
- (as Rudolf Hrusínský nejml.)
Stanislav Aubrecht
- Jarda Pávek
- (as St. Aubrecht)
Magda Krízková
- Vera
- (as Magda Sebestová)
Milena Dvorská
- Ruzena Pávková
- (as M. Dvorská)
Milada Jezková
- Hrabetová
- (as M. Jezková)
कहानी
क्या आपको पता है
- ट्रिवियाPetr Nározný was considered for the part of Mr. Pávek, eventually played by Marián Labuda.
- कनेक्शनEdited into Ten Minutes Older: The Cello (2002)
फीचर्ड रिव्यू
I don't know how many movies from the Eastern Bloc people in the US got to see during the '80s. Among the good ones were the Soviet Union's "Voyenno-polevoy roman" ("Wartime Romance" in English) and Hungary's "Jób lázadása" ("The Revolt of Job" in English).
And then there's Jirí Menzel's Academy Award-nominated "Vesnicko má stredisková" ("My Sweet Little Village" in English). This lighthearted Czechoslovakian comedy focuses on a couple of things. The main plot is the relationship between truck driver Pávek and his colleague Otík, who has trouble understanding things (it's not clear if he's merely simple-minded or developmentally disabled). But then there's also an unfulfilled wife's trysts with a veterinarian, and a teenage boy's obsession with a local teacher. Quite a bit's going on in this town.
The characters, while flawed, are shown to be well-meaning. One thing that I noticed was that the teenage boy had a shirt saying UNIVERSITY UTAH. I will forever wonder how someone in a small town in the Eastern Bloc got his hands on such a shirt. Other than that, some of the characters' hairdos mark this as an '80s movie. Not a masterpiece, but an enjoyable one. Screenwriter Zdenek Sverák, who also appears as the painter, is best known for the Oscar-winning "Kolya".
Probably worth mentioning that the R in the director's name has a diacritic, but IMDb no longer allows diacritics on consonants.
And then there's Jirí Menzel's Academy Award-nominated "Vesnicko má stredisková" ("My Sweet Little Village" in English). This lighthearted Czechoslovakian comedy focuses on a couple of things. The main plot is the relationship between truck driver Pávek and his colleague Otík, who has trouble understanding things (it's not clear if he's merely simple-minded or developmentally disabled). But then there's also an unfulfilled wife's trysts with a veterinarian, and a teenage boy's obsession with a local teacher. Quite a bit's going on in this town.
The characters, while flawed, are shown to be well-meaning. One thing that I noticed was that the teenage boy had a shirt saying UNIVERSITY UTAH. I will forever wonder how someone in a small town in the Eastern Bloc got his hands on such a shirt. Other than that, some of the characters' hairdos mark this as an '80s movie. Not a masterpiece, but an enjoyable one. Screenwriter Zdenek Sverák, who also appears as the painter, is best known for the Oscar-winning "Kolya".
Probably worth mentioning that the R in the director's name has a diacritic, but IMDb no longer allows diacritics on consonants.
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- 11 जन॰ 2023
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