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Bookmark this pageBoredom in Brno (2003)
Director: Vladimir Morávek
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From Time Out London
This busy, rather cutesy ensemble comedy revolves around the lengthy preparations by snaggle-toothed Olinka (egged on her girlfriends) and twitchy Standa (tutored in condom application by his doleful brother) to consummate their relationship – a goal most notably thwarted by Olinka’s overbearing mother. Moravek’s affection for his many characters is clear, but none have enough time to make much of an impact.Author: JWin
Time Out London Issue 1788: November 24-December 01, 2004
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