Únos Moravanky

A fairly good and relaxing folk comedy. Unlike the legendary works of Zdeněk Troška, however, this film made do without hysterical scenes and various monstrous attempts at humor. It's nothing groundbreaking, but if I compare it to two other efforts by Milan Muchna, the horribly unsuccessful Hop – a je tu lidoop, and the awful Divoké pivo, Únos Moravanky is clearly better. The plot could be faulted for a lot of things (that there is almost none, etc.), and especially the kidnapping, which occurs around the 50th minute, wasn’t very good, but most of what precedes it surprised me with a relaxed atmosphere with charming jokes and catchphrases. I liked Luděk Sobota the most as the Prague man who was hit on the head in the subway by something that fell on him and is now in Moravia healing his nerves. However, Jiří Lábus and Jiří Wimmer were also good. I almost don't know what the film was about, but I know that I didn't anger me and I had fun, and that's enough for me. (2014.01.20)