Děti Nagana
Reżyseria:
Dan PánekScenariusz:
Dan PánekZdjęcia:
David PloyharMuzyka:
Jiří HájekObsada:
Tom Brenton, Hynek Čermák, Klára Issová, Johana Racková, Otakar Brousek ml., Pavel Batěk, Taťjana Medvecká, Fabián Šetlík, Simona Babčáková (więcej)Opisy(1)
11-letni Dom chce być jak Dominik Hašek, gracz czeskiej reprezentacji w hokeja, której zwycięstwo na igrzyskach olimpijskich w Nagano w 1998 roku wprowadziło Czechy w stan euforii. Chłopak postanawia założyć własną drużynę hokejową i wraz z przyjaciółmi przygotowuje się do decydującego meczu… (Filmowa Warszawa)
Recenzje (2)
In 1998 Dominik cheered for the Czech hockey team when they played for gold in Nagano, and he wanted to be like them, at least a little bit, so he settled for a tennis ball and playing on the floor. But a game against a team of older guys can be just as important as Nagano in the eyes of a Dominik Hašek fan. Dan Pánek delivers a fine family film that relies heavily on nostalgia and obviously lived-in experiences. And it manages to be so entertaining that you can quite willingly overlook the weaker acting and the underdevelopment of some subplots.
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I believe that if I was an ice-hockey fan and I had experienced the Nagano victory properly (I was only six years old at the time), I would certainly see Dan Pánek's film as a dream come true. As a non-sports-loving viewer, I still enjoyed it quite a bit, especially thanks to the generally decent performances and the period atmosphere. Apart from the preparation for the big match, which reminded me of Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, which was much more extreme, the film also focuses on interpersonal relationships and thus has a broader scope. There could have been more humour, but still, better three stars.
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