Reżyseria:
Karel JanákZdjęcia:
Martin ŠáchaMuzyka:
Miroslav ChyškaObsada:
Vojtěch Kotek, Jiří Mádl, Milan Šteindler, Veronika Freimanová, Oldřich Navrátil, Pavla Tomicová, Jan Antonín Duchoslav, Andrea Růžičková (więcej)Opisy(1)
We can all remember the teenage nightmare that was a holiday with our parents. But it's especially infuriating when this only comes about through an unfortunate series of coincidences. Dany and Filip, however, never give up hope. The feature film The Rafters is full of the laughter, suspense and embarrassment that arises from the unexpected situations that face the boys on their last family holiday, where they experience things that their parents really shouldn't know about. When Dany promises Filip he'll help him to pick up a girl, he has no idea of the obstacles fate will put in their way. Despite having to put up with Dany's parents and his little brother, Honzík, as well as their strict instructor, Borek, the discovery of a girls' rafting course offers endless possibilities to help Filip fulfill his dream. What awaits them in their adventures on the river? Swimming, boredom, rapids, tiredness, love, disappointment and drunkenness - but mainly sex, drugs and rock'n'roll. (oficjalny tekst dystrybutora)
(więcej)Recenzje (2)
No matter how hard the main duo tries, it just doesn't work. Everything is worse than before, the supporting characters are annoying (surprisingly including Oldřich Navrátil), the music lacks a stronger theme, and the main song is overplayed during the movie. All of this is saved by Vojtěch Kotek, Jiří Mádl, and the flood of beautiful hotties who may not know how to act but can chew on heavy-handed lines with honor. However, the feeling of unnecessarily great disappointment remains. I had been expecting Karel Janák to entertain me and fix his mistakes from the past along the way – not significantly add to their number.
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It’s rather sad when a comedy for teenagers about sex-craved males contains just one single storyline; how the parents, played by Šteindler and Freimanová, try to rekindle their relationship. The rest is sort of... Absolutely identical to Snowboarders. Kotek and Mádl continue to try to act ultra-macho and speak “real cool", but this time it don’t manage either. The humor falls flat again. It’s not that it’s lame. It just that there isn’t any somehow. There are a lot of places where it had the potential to work, but Janák reliably kills them with his catastrophic timing, so almost everything just seems to fizzle out. However, compared to Virginity Sucks, Rafters is still a good example of work well done on the movie-craft side.
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