Every day at 6 pm a serial killer kills a different person. Police officer Helena Rus decides to find the killer by researching about 18th century history of the city.Every day at 6 pm a serial killer kills a different person. Police officer Helena Rus decides to find the killer by researching about 18th century history of the city.Every day at 6 pm a serial killer kills a different person. Police officer Helena Rus decides to find the killer by researching about 18th century history of the city.
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This is a solid thriller movie. Some disturbing scenes, and a very good storyline.
I liked it, it keeps you interested for sure.
I liked it, it keeps you interested for sure.
I can't think of many Polish films, but perhaps I need to dig a little deeper, I enjoyed this one, a good thriller, nicely made, with some pretty harrowing scenes. There was a degree of originality about it, it's good.
I would recommend watching it in its original form with subtitles, as the dubbed version that I watched felt so odd, the voices didn't seem to fit the characters.
It's solid, 7/10.
I would recommend watching it in its original form with subtitles, as the dubbed version that I watched felt so odd, the voices didn't seem to fit the characters.
It's solid, 7/10.
Now if you like thrillers to be quite down and dirty, this may be your thing. This does qualify as quite the moody movie, with characters that are hard to sympathize for. Yes even the main character is quite disturbed to say the least, which is quite obvious.
A decent little thriller that will be received in different shades and expectations by those watching it. Depends on which end you fall. Well shot and edited and acted for sure
A decent little thriller that will be received in different shades and expectations by those watching it. Depends on which end you fall. Well shot and edited and acted for sure
I've seen many negative reviews about the dubbing, alleged feminist agenda. Please don't believe these - just give the movie a chance. Personally, I don't like a dubbed foreign movie. I turn on original audio, but watch the English subtitles. I'm used to using subtitles because I'm hard of hearing, but it is not as distracting as you would think. Anyway, I enjoyed this movie. The plot maybe starts out familiar to others, but about half way through becomes unique. The ending was absolutely unexpected. Yes, the movie has strong female lead - but one with issues, and certainly not glorified. It is just a good serial killer drama with great location views. If you are not intimidated by foreign language films, I highly recommend this.
It's as if none of the people writing the negative reviews have ever known real Polish people. The acting was well above average, as was the storyline. Just because you have no knowledge of a culture, doesn't mean you should criticize its films. More evidence of the declining IQs on this platform.
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- TriviaOne of the scenes was shot during an actual speedway match at the Olympic Stadium with 12,000 spectators around.
- GoofsAfter receiving the call about the horse on the loose, the scene cut to the car driving through the streets with a blue light on top. When they stopped to split up there was no blue light, Helena then put the light on the roof.
- SoundtracksEugeniusz Oniegin
Music by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Performed by Aleksander Zuchowicz, Tomasz Rudnicki & Tarkowski Orkiestra
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- Gross worldwide
- $132,114
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- 1h 50m(110 min)
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- 2.35 : 1
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