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Gnoje
The protagonists are four thirty-year-olds: Gąsior, Mały, Wasyl, and Kostek. Their meeting at the Na Rozdrożu café ends with a lavish drinking party. They decide to drive Gąsior's car to visit Czesiek, a childhood friend. During the trip, they become involved in a series of events, partly the result of absurd coincidences. As a consequence, they come into conflict with the law.
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Plot Summary
A seemingly ordinary man stumbles upon a mysterious, unplugged telephone that connects him to various people in need of assistance. As he becomes increasingly entangled in their lives, he finds himself navigating a series of absurd and humorous situations, all while trying to maintain his own sanity.
Critical Reception
The film was generally well-received by critics for its originality and humor, though some found its pacing uneven. Audiences appreciated its lighthearted take on modern life and Stuhr's signature comedic style.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its quirky premise and comedic performances.
Some found the plot a bit meandering at times.
Recognized for its unique blend of absurdity and relatable situations.
Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce for this Polish film, but those available generally appreciate its offbeat humor and Jerzy Stuhr's comedic talent. The film is often described as a charming and peculiar comedy.
Fun Fact
The film's title, 'Głuchy telefon', translates to 'Deaf telephone' or 'Chinese whispers', referencing the game of telephone and the communication themes within the movie.
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