Polityka

The film is quite boring, most of the jokes not funny Vega is getting worse, probably too much and the boy wants to get rich quickly and his films are getting worse.

Surprisingly low rating for this film (3,7 as of this date) somehow mirrors current people's emotions in Poland and our election polls. Still it's a very good and daring film in my opinion, brilliantly although not super accuretely portraying Polish politics, media landscape and country's dominant rhetorical mode. The acting is top-notch. I was especially impressed by Antoni Królikowski, Zbigniew Zamachowski and Marcin Bosak in a smaller role playing someone who resembles todays Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.

I think in the not so distant future the film will be either "blacklisted" and forgotten or it'll become a cult classic.

People who gave poor reviews were criticizing this movie for lack or bad jokes. Well this is not a comedy, it is a tragicomedy that depicts how politics looks Poland.

There is nothing funny in there.

Mr. Vega invites us to another '' box office productions '', which has a lot of problems, among others, costumes and makeup was rather average, passing through very poor photos and music we reach the hopeless script and the poor director of this work, if this production can be call it that. Actors, mhm actors are the people who suffered in this film, because the script blocked very good actors, and forced them to a very stiff game, which should not take place in such a high-budget production.

The whole thing is just like watching TV news about a bunch of politicians - for 135 minutes. You know the story. You've seen the faces. It's not funny. It's not revealing. There's nothing in the film that you don't already know. I gave it 2 stars because I laughed once.