A young worker has decided he must get to buy a lottery ticket with the number 33.333.
Is this thing worth your time? If you have a thing for black-and-white comedies from the 30s that feel like they were dug up from a basement, sure. It’s light, a bit frantic, and deeply weird. But if you hate old-school slapstick or subtitles that move a bit too fast, maybe skip it. It’s not for the casual Netflix crow...
Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
John Lindlöf
Eduardo Notari
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"Is this thing worth your time? If you have a thing for black-and-white comedies from the 30s that feel like they were dug up from a basement, sure. It’s light, a bit frantic, and deeply weird. But if you hate old-school slapstick or subtitles that move a bit too fast, maybe skip it. It’s not for the casual Netflix crowd, that’s for sure. The whole premise hinges on one guy’s obsession with the number 33,333. It’s the kind of hyper-fixation we’ve all felt, but here it leads to a total breakdown ..."
Maritta Marke
Arthur Fischer, Algot Sandberg
Sweden
1936 · IMDb 5.8
