The grotesque patron of sports, Mieszek Jasper-Sardinenfisch, takes care of a street child, a natural talent - Dodek, who, after many failed attempts, becomes the star of the hundred-meter run, winning the heart of the milliner Zosia..
Adolf Dymsza, Konrad Tom
Poland
Is this for you? Look, if you are looking for a gritty, realistic sports drama, turn back now. You’ll probably hate this if you need your movies to have a coherent plot or a sense of personal space. But if you dig black-and-white comedies where people fall over for no reason and everyone is shouting, you’ll have a weir...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Michal Waszynski
F. Martin Thornton
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"Is this for you? Look, if you are looking for a gritty, realistic sports drama, turn back now. You’ll probably hate this if you need your movies to have a coherent plot or a sense of personal space. But if you dig black-and-white comedies where people fall over for no reason and everyone is shouting, you’ll have a weirdly good time with Sto metrów milosci. It’s worth a watch just to see Adolf Dymsza doing his thing. He has this manic energy that makes the whole screen feel like it’s vibrating. ..."
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