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For someone who has watched Casino 7 times and Goodfellas 8 times I can say that this movie blew me away. If being on mushrooms is like this I certainly going to try that one day. Salut to everyone who made this movie possible.

This film perfectly shows Polish reality. If you are not familiar with how Poland looked at that times then is must to watch for you.

Acting is good. Great scenario, little bit boring at some moments but everything is important to get know a story of one of the famous Polish gangsters.

If you like films worth to spend that time in front of the screen.

Just Wow What A Great performance With A Amazing Directing And A Beautiful Storyline And The Music Was Marvelous In My Opinion It Will Be One Of The Best Movies Of 2022.

Apart from the blatant rip off of an origional gangster movie when they played golden brown it was OK.... I was lost for the first hour then again inbetween. Overall.....OK. .......................................................................

Others have commented on the plot, acting and other aspects of moviemaking, so I'll discuss the backdrop. Much of the movie spans the 1970s through the 1990s in Poland and most of that time, the country was under a Communist government, but you'd hardly know it.

It is true that Poland practiced a slightly softer version of Communism than say, East Germany or the Soviet Union. It is also true that the image of the well functioning Communist state was built on lies, there was plenty of corruption, crime networks existed and there were the illicit rich. Having said that, the state was still all powerful in Communist countries and anyone of any means had to bribe and cajole members of the party and security apparatus to maintain their status. Yet this is hardly shown at all in the movie.

That aside, it's still a good and entertaining, if a times bizarre, flick.