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kriminalistički, triler (2017)

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Amok

Naslov:

Rastroj

Godina:

2017

Žanr:

kriminalistički, triler

Trajanje:

108 min

Režija:

Kasia Adamik

Scenario:

Richard Karpala


Glavne uloge:


Bogdan Koca
  >  Stanislaw Bala
Izabela Kuna
  >  Lidia
Magdalena Kuta
  >  Teresa Bala
Jan Peszek
  >  Horowitz
Lukasz Simlat
  >  Jacek Sokolski
Miroslaw Haniszewski
  >  Pawel
Zbigniew Stryj
  >  Commendant
Piotr Lukaszczyk
  >  Zibi
Pawel Tomaszewski
  >  Froggy
Sebastian Stankiewicz
  >  Kamil
Mateusz Kosciukiewicz
  >  Krystian Bala
Michal Meyer
  >  Andy
Jakub Wons
  >  Grochowski
Zofia Wichlacz
  >  Zofia
Sandra Drzymalska
  >  Mary
Karol Bernacki
  >  Policeman Marcin
Michal Puchacz
  >  Bala (age 4)
Kosma Press
  >  Bala (age 8)

Opis:


Film se temelji na istinitoj priči o Krystianu Bali, ambicioznom romanopiscu koji postaje glavni osumnjičeni u neriješenu slučaju kad policiji u ruke dođe njegov roman Rastroj, koji sadrži sablasne pojedinosti o okrutnom ubojstvu. Preuzevši četiri godine star slučaj, inspektor Jacek Sokolski ustanovljava da će mu glavni izazov biti dešifriranje granice između fikcije i stvarnosti. Rastroj nije tipična kriminalistička priča: s referencijama na Dostojevskog, Nietzschea i Freuda, film propituje filozofska pitanja o dobru i zlu, moralnom i nemoralnom, perverznom i normalnom. Stvarni slučaj Krystiana Bale privukao je 2007. godine pozornost novina poput New Yorkera i Guardiana nakon što je Bala osuđen na 25 godina zatvora. On i dalje tvrdi da je nevin. [MFF]

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  • aleksayu
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    21.07.2022. 00:44
    Izrazito intenzivan psihološko uznemirujući triler, sa sjajnom glumom i vrhunskom inteligentnom pričom i atmosferom misterije. Toplo se preporučuje Ocena 10/10 P.S. Skoro zadnjih godina nisam gledao uzivajuci u filmu nesto ovako filmski bas dobro uradjeno. 10/10
  • aleksayu
    eXtreme member
    21.07.2022. 00:08
    From cineuropa
     The latest film by Kasia Adamik (who rose to prominence at Sundance in 2002 with Bark, won the Golden Frog at Camerimage in 2008 with The OFFsiders, and co-directed Janosik. A True Story and Spoor with Agnieszka Holland) does not just give us a diagnosis of a killer, contrary to what we might think at first glance, but of civilisation as a whole, and its contemporary affliction of our obsession with being noticed. 
      The plot is based on true events. In November 2000, a brutal murder took place in Wroclaw. A body was found by two fishermen one month later, floating in the waters of the River Oder. The investigation hit a dead end and was abandoned after a year. And just five years later, the police uncovered a new lead in the book Amok, which most notably contained a detailed description of a murder closely resembling that which was committed in Wrocław. The author of the book (played in the film by Mateusz Kosciukiewicz) was arrested and sentenced to 25 years in prison at the end of an investigation characterised by a lack of evidence and a reliance on clues from the book, the precise links with reality of which were only known by one person: the author himself. 

      The case of the murder of Wroclaw was reported on extensively by the Polish and foreign media (BBC, The Guardian, Spiegel, El Pais, etc.), following the publication of an article by David Grann in the New Yorker on how Alexandros Avranas was shooting True Crime (starring Jim Carrey and Charlotte Gainsbourg, among others). But what compelled Kasia Adamik to focus on this affair was neither a press article nor the book, but a screenplay written by Richard Karpala, with its great visual strength and subtle character development. The director really has brought the best out of it, with the acute psychological portrayals in the film being sufficiently detailed that the viewer doesn’t feel like they’re entering a game, but participating in something truly authentic. Who was the killer? Why did they do it? Adamik doesn’t give us the answer. In actual fact, her exploration seems to go further, as suggested by a statement made by the suspect in the film: "before I got divorced, my wife said I’d gone mad, that I was completely obsessed by this affair. I want her to read my book, to read what they say about it in the papers, to listen to what they say about it on television." It’s not so much the subject matter that concerns the protagonist, but the issue of fame and visibility in the public arena. And this is where the value of the director’s vision lies, as she manages to distance herself from a specific case to try to identify the weaknesses of human nature, to demonstrate the syndrome afflicting a contemporary society drowning in the Internet, in which the number of followers you have is a measure of your success and the blue “like” button synonymous with happiness. 
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