Recenzje (1)
What more can I say? Perhaps only that Sedláček should have followed the motto he set on the back of his hour-long political-geographical goulash with a smug belcher of wisdom instead of potatoes. The "heroes" should really be looked at through binoculars, but despite a certain level of amusement (Zeman has always had one), Sedláček's documentary resembles a film with a bifurcated microscope, under which things lose their order and meaning. The documentary is thus neither a celebration of the Vysočina region, Zeman's necro golem, nor the author's view being beneficial in the least (despite the formal effort to accentuate the distance by means of a camera). Zeman doesn’t makes sense as a person or as a politician. This was not done very well in terms of directing. It’s too bad.
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