Jedné noci v jednom meste

Name: Jedné noci v jednom meste
Genre: Animation, Comedy, Horror
Released: 2007-01-25
Duration: 1 h 16 min
Rating: 6.9
Cast: Jirí Lábus

20072007
1h 16m

IMDb RATING

6.9/10

405

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Animation Comedy Horror

A feature-length narrative animated film from one of the directors of Fimfárum 2. Mysterious and extraordinary stories of loneliness. What all can happen during one night in one city? Do you... Read allA feature-length narrative animated film from one of the directors of Fimfárum 2. Mysterious and extraordinary stories of loneliness. What all can happen during one night in one city? Do you know what happens when a person sews on somebody else's ear? Can you meet a genie in Zizk... Read allA feature-length narrative animated film from one of the directors of Fimfárum 2. Mysterious and extraordinary stories of loneliness. What all can happen during one night in one city? Do you know what happens when a person sews on somebody else's ear? Can you meet a genie in Zizkov who will make any wish imaginable come true? Do you think there are places where time s... Read all

IMDb RATING

6.9/10

405

YOUR RATING

Director
- Jan Balej
Writers
- Ivan Arsenyev
- Jan Balej
Star
- Jirí Lábus(voice)

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Awards
- 1 nomination

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Featured review

8/10

Words fail me.

I can't believe I'm only the 2nd person to review this!

This movie was at the back of my mind for years and years until I ordered the DVD online and it wasn't in a box, it was in this flat piece of cardboard and entirely in Czech.

Basically what I expected: episodes of the macabre and the strange, always with a certain sense of humor, all delivered in retro stop-motion with grotesque puppets and pingu vocals.

I like to think that this is sort of giving us an idea of how aliens might react if they saw this secret dissection of human life; a sort of meditation of loneliness which defies easy explanation even on the most obvious level.

Creepy for sure, it's the banality of a lot of the weirdness that might be the most disarming thing about it. But trust me things do get a but too real more than a couple of times.

This just needs to be seen to be believed.

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