The story reflects somehow the same complex of situations.
Some of the relationship teams (between the adults, and between adults and the teenager) do not seem too shocking today, but were certainly new for a cinema just made free from the communist censorship, that forbid among other almost all sexual-related subjects or even allusions. The tradition of the East-European deeply psychological acting is still strong, as well as the slow pace not easy to bear for audiences used to the American fast-pace movies, especially. Directors and script writers were playing with the newly conquered freedom, and exploring the limits of expression in theme and style. Produced in Slovakia in 1992, the film belongs to the transition period after the fall of the Iron Curtain. I hope that other will follow, as the film deserves better than one viewer comment and one critics article in imdb. It looks like I am the first viewer to comment on this film, and I am flattered. Reviewed by dromasca 8 / 10 A Film About Post-Communist De-Freezing
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