If you have seventy minutes to spare and want to feel like you are sitting in a smoky Prague tavern in 1931, yes, The Last Bohemian is worth your time. It is a loose, slightly shambolic comedy that will delight anyone who loves early European talkies, but anyone looking for a tight plot or clean jokes will probably hat...
Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Martin Frič
Jerome Storm
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"If you have seventy minutes to spare and want to feel like you are sitting in a smoky Prague tavern in 1931, yes, The Last Bohemian is worth your time. It is a loose, slightly shambolic comedy that will delight anyone who loves early European talkies, but anyone looking for a tight plot or clean jokes will probably hate it. The whole thing feels incredibly casual, like the director just let the cameras roll while a bunch of theater actors got slightly tipsy. There is barely a plot here, just a ..."
Ada Karlovský
Václav Wasserman, Jaroslav Hašek, Václav Spilar, Václav Mírovský
Slovakia
