Czech-Made Man (2011)

Director:

Tomás Rehorek

Writers:

Milan Bukovecký (screenplay), Jirí Hubácek (screenplay),

Stars:

Jan Budar, Martin Písarík, Predrag Bjelac

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Jan Budar	...	Jakub Vrána
Martin Písarík	...	J.T.
Predrag Bjelac	...	Noha
Milan Steindler	...	Cáp
Veronika Hong	...	Sharon
Mei Yin Kang	...	Wang
Katerina Brozová	...	Hlozová
Jana Krausová	...	Jakub's Mother
Ota Klempír	...	Jakub's Father
Petr Ctvrtnícek	...	Lemke
Nikola Danosová	...	Herta
Dominika Danosová	...	Marta
Katarína Hasprová	...	Dagmar
Tomás Matonoha	...	Dagestanian
Ester Kocicková	...	Doctor

Storyline

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Country:

Czech Republic

Language:

Czech

Release Date:

27 April 2011 (Czech Republic)

Filming Locations:

Munich, Bavaria, Germany

Company Credits

Production Co:

NOGUP Agency

Technical Specs

Runtime:

96 min

Color:

Color

User Reviews

very good, but not perfect.

It would be simply perfect, with 3 exceptions: - Very deep colorization is a powerful tool, but should have continuity. Changing the color tones without reason is disturbing - On the beginning is one special shot (involving the accordion), which will tell how it will end – which is a major spoiler for me - Typical Czech end, where movie cannot end with negative emotions and we must add something, even if it doesn't adds to the story

The story was IMO very good, it wasn't quite clear where it will move in the next minute/cut. Camera was very good, especially those quick/slow motions, which has added to the pacing. For a natural Czech language watcher, there was a problem with a casting, where some characters which should have no knowledge of Czech language, one can hear Czech accent – sometimes. Details, but masterpiece is made of details. That's why only 7/10 (and considering it was movie from my era)