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Brucio nel vento (2002)
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18 January 2002 (Italy)
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Day in, day out, the same routine is repeated. Immigrant worker Tobias Horvath gets up at 5:00 A.M....
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pessimistic and one-sided eastern european immigrant story
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Cast
(Credited cast) | Ivan Franek | ... | Tobias (as Ivan Franeck) |
| Barbora Lukesová | ... | Line |
| Ctirad Götz | ... | Janek |
| Caroline Baehr | ... | Yolanda |
| Cécile Pallas | ... | Eve |
| Petr Forman | ... | Pavel |
| Zuzana Maurery | ... | Katy |
| Pavel Andel | ... | Kristof |
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| Alain Auderset | ... | Official |
| Kamila Bednárová | ... | Caroline (Age 6) |
| Maeva Biolley | ... | Anizka |
| Philippe Bombled | ... | Doctor |
| Natalie Boulin | ... | Plant Worker |
| Alice Bove | ... | Old Anizka |
| Jaromír Dulava | ... | Padre di Tobias |
| François Florey | ... | Patient |
| Filip Gottschalk | ... | Tobias (Age 6) |
| Monika Hilmerová | ... | Vera |
| Jitka Jezková | ... | Tobias' Mother |
| Tomás Kadlec | ... | Tobias (Age 12) |
| Alain Perret | ... | Bus Driver |
| Miroslav Táborský | ... | Recording Clerk |
| Roland Vouilloz | ... | Psychologist |
| Philippe Vuilleumier | ... | Court Headmaster |
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Burning in the Wind (International: English title)
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118 min
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Italy:T |
Germany:12 |
Netherlands:AL |
Norway:11 |
Switzerland:12 (canton of Geneva) |
Switzerland:12 (canton of Vaud) |
Brazil:16
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Tobias grows up as the son of the village whore somewhere in eastern europe. One day he escapes from the dirty village life, changes his name, comes to Switzerland. He finds work in a clock factory and almost goes crazy over the daily routine. The only thing that keeps him alive is the desire for a girl he calls Line, a phantom he has been waiting for his whole life. And one day, she appears, but she is married...
The film is not very optimistic about life in general and immigration in particular. The only interaction between Dalibor (as Tobias calls himself now) and the local people is the two Swiss girls he makes love with. The people from eastern europe (a country is never specified) stay for themselves, celebrate for themselves and hate it to be where they are, they only stay because of the money. Dalibor says one has to accept it, terrible as it is, but you also often her the sentence "I could never get used to it". Several suicides happen and in the end, again, there's only escape for Dalibor.
Maybe the end is meant positive, it's one of the few moments when the sun is shining, the rest of the film only shows rain and snow, but I was not really happy with it. No problems are really solved, or only with violence. Dalibor, the dreamy, sensitive person who passionately writes prose, tends to use knives to solve his problems. I felt uncomfortable with this and I found the way Switzerland and eastern europe immigration are portraited disappointingly one-sided.
I only gave it five out of ten.