Lištičky
Líštičky
Directed by:
Mira FornayScreenplay:
Mira FornayCinematography:
Tomáš SyselComposer:
Tadeáš VěrčákCast:
Réka Dérzsi, Rita Banci, Aaron Monaghan, Jitka Josková, Jonathan Byrne, Christopher Simpson, Nicholas Pinnock, Daniela Pribullová, Petra Nesvačilová (more)Plots(1)
Alzbeta (23) is desperate to find a man and create a new home in Ireland. Her family home in Slovakia is being torn down to make way for a motorway. Her older sister, Tina (27) — engaged to an Irishman, Steve (30) — wants to help her out, feeling she owes this to Alzbeta. Alzbeta categorically refuses her sister’s help. It appears that Alzbeta is jealous of her sister’s better life and her engagement to Steve. From the beginning, there is a sense something dark and unsaid exists between the two sisters, something that creates great tension and prevents them from getting closer. From their perspective, men are the only things that offer happiness and a good life. The only possibility for the sisters to get out of this spiral is to face their common past, an incident about which no one has spoken since it happened. (official distributor synopsis)
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An image of the disintegration of the Eastern community in Ireland, but which disintegrates internally before it can impart anything meaningful to the viewer. All that is left is the Dadaism and depressing zone of affect, departures, arrivals and breaking up of the crowds. In the real scenery of Dublin, only a flimsy story was created, which is kept above water at least a little by the solid design...
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