Heroi moho chasu

The movie is more serious than I thought. In a light and artistic way it is walking us through the reality. Beautiful images, good soundtrack.

I'll start of by saying I have a strange sense of humour. Hero of My Time and Brazil are the only comedies that have ever made me laugh throughout the entire film.

The movie is about two boys who move from a small village into Kyiv expecting to make it big. Of course, things don't quite work out the as they hope. The message of the movie, as explained via an old Soviet video, is that "everyone wants to be like everyone else". But that doesn't work out for everyone.

Most of the jokes target big city life, corruption, and our Ukrainian mindset, and the jokes don't stop coming with this one. 70 minutes of straight hilarity. But, like I said, you need to be open to this type of ironic, sarcastic humour. I watched it with 2 other guys who barely cracked a smile.

Fake positive reviews. This movie is worthless crap and waste of time.

My description may not contain literal spoilers, but some hints so it might make sense to refrain from reading before watching. Overall impression - I recommend it.

A good movie, with good scenes and dialogues. For the first half of the film, I was in awe of him. Further, I expected that everything would go according to the laws of drama, but the film is less prosaic and more cynical. But this in no way spoils it, but is simply an alternative way to develop and complete this story.

The author successfully demonstrates and emphasizes the dark scenery of the metropolis (I think that there is a lot of beauty in the city, but in the film it appears only in the cells of the "higher strata") From my description, it may seem that the film is gloomy, but this is far from the case - it is gloomy accents of the life of the main character, who tries his best to get out of them (or at least thinks so)

Believable story told with love. I like it very much!