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Marvellously enchanting beautiful dreamlike film., 23 May 2006
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andrejrados (Andrej.Rados@welho.com) from Helsingfors, Finland
I saw this film 20 years ago and it won't fade in my memory. . The scenography is colorful and very culturally bound to the eastern middle europe where you get to share the lives of a big family's men, women and children where magic plays a supporting role in the same way as in Bergman's "Fanny and Alexander" ,i.e. not too much to make the surrealism unbelievable. The films fantastic flowery bouquet is also reminiscent of Michalkows "Oci crni""Black Eyes" or "Cinema Paradiso" by Tornatore. Sadly it isn't yet available on DVD, and I live in hope that it and as many more of Jakubiskos films as possible will soon be and with subtitles in as many languages as possible.
Another name in English for this film, 8 January 2008
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daveryan from Los Angeles, CA
I saw this at Los Angeles Filmex in about 1989. The director presented
it, and it was called "The Millenial Bees" at that showing.
While I recall some of the magical atmosphere of the film as reported
in the other commentary, this film traces family and ethnic feuds
through generations, and I thought it was an important film
historically.
Won't someone put this out on DVD, with appropriate historical
information? My sense was that it had emotional power and was really
instructive about this enduring conflict.
Criterion? Another prestige distributor?
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