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David WnendtScenariusz:
David WnendtZdjęcia:
Jakub BejnarowiczMuzyka:
Enis RotthoffObsada:
Carla Juri, Marlen Kruse, Christoph Letkowski, Peri Baumeister, Meret Becker, Axel Milberg, Edgar Selge, Merlin Rose, Ramona Kunze-Libnow (więcej)Opisy(1)
Helen nie chce pogodzić się z rozwodem rodziców i marzy, żeby znów zamieszkali razem. Łamie jedno tabu za drugim i nie próbuje wcielać się w męskie fantazje, bo z oddaniem realizuje własne. Przy goleniu miejsc intymnych, zacina się i trafia do szpitala. Ma nadzieję, że zmieni to jej życie. Czy odnajdzie prawdziwą miłość? (Against Gravity)
(więcej)Recenzje (3)
Explicitness and perversions don't matter, but an attempt at a socially moralizing idyll does. It's a shame that the triggering mechanism for most teenage flings is something as present and banal as parental divorce.
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Maybe it's a revolutionary teenage comedy that ignores the rules of the genre and serves the viewer everything and tells it how it is. Maybe it's a revolutionary film about problematic adolescence in a dysfunctional family. In any case, these two genres do not work in combination. I haven't been so torn about a movie in a long time, because on the one hand it's an excellently acted and excellently filmed comedy, during which I laughed and actively said WTF in many places, but I also shook my head in many places and didn't understand what was happening and why. On the other hand, I've never seen a movie in which four guys masturbate over a pizza, squirt sperm in slow motion, during which a waltz on the beautiful blue Danube river was playing.
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An interesting film about how it is also possible to perceive one's sexuality and body. It's a viewpoint that's very open, very honest, but at the same time, it tries to be entertaining. I'm sure some people might feel queasy about some of the things the protagonist does here, but why not, if that's how she wants to explore herself?
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