All-In

2021
1h 20min

VALUTAZIONE IMDb

6,7/10

345

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

Documentary

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaAt the start of the summer season, Ismail and Hakan are preparing for their new job in a gigantic all-inclusive hotel at the Turkish Riviera. They observe the colourful swimsuits, the unempt... Leggi tuttoAt the start of the summer season, Ismail and Hakan are preparing for their new job in a gigantic all-inclusive hotel at the Turkish Riviera. They observe the colourful swimsuits, the unemptied plates, the different ways of addressing other people, and gradually discover new oppo... Leggi tuttoAt the start of the summer season, Ismail and Hakan are preparing for their new job in a gigantic all-inclusive hotel at the Turkish Riviera. They observe the colourful swimsuits, the unemptied plates, the different ways of addressing other people, and gradually discover new opportunities to move ahead in life. ALL-IN explores the loss of innocence against the backdro... Leggi tutto

Regia
- Volkan Üce
Sceneggiatura
- Volkan Üce

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

6,7/10

345

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

Regia
- Volkan Üce
Sceneggiatura
- Volkan Üce

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Premi
- 3 vittorie e 11 candidature totali

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Recensioni degli utenti2

6,7345

Recensioni in evidenza

5emresefa34

Voice problem

I did not understand all conversations cause voice problems and it was unhappy movie time for me. It's felt bad. I never watch again. All voices are too less.

2Graf_Z

Not a good documentary

There's just too many things that don't make sense.

There's a ton of shots that physically could not be candid. There are whole sequences that had to be staged or at least rehearsed beforehand. And the whole thing seems very contrived. We're seeing only glimpses of real people, they seem very aware of the camera most of the time.

I also don't get how they got permission from the hotel unless they gave up final cut. I refuse to believe that a huge hotel would allow thing kind of filming without some guarantees that they will get positive publicity, and that's exactly what the movie delivers. What's the point of watching a hotel documentary that obviously had to be approved by the hotel?