Milczenie jest złotem
Milczenie jest złotem

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Milczenie jest złotem

2010
Movie
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Polish

Inge has an unconventional profession and an equally unconventional personality. Her job involves ripping various sounds to illustrate radio broadcasts and advertising spots. One day on the street, Inge is approached by a mysterious Stranger who wordlessly kisses her on the lips, hands her a bouquet of flowers and... disappears. Inge is so shocked and surprised by this strange incident that she loses her voice. Thus begins a funny and poetic love story directed by Ewa Pytka.

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IMDb6.5/10
Google Users82%
Director: Marek KoterskiGenres: Comedy, Drama

Plot Summary

The film follows the life of Adam Miauczyński, a middle-aged writer known for his highly neurotic and self-destructive tendencies. His attempts to find meaning and happiness are constantly thwarted by his own anxieties, past traumas, and complicated relationships. Through a series of darkly humorous and often painful situations, Adam navigates his personal and professional life, seeking solace and understanding.

Critical Reception

Marek Koterski's "Milczenie jest złotem" was met with mixed to positive reviews, with many critics praising its dark humor and Koterski's signature directorial style. While some found the film's bleakness overwhelming, others appreciated its honest portrayal of a deeply flawed protagonist and its exploration of existential themes. Audience reception was generally favorable, resonating with those familiar with Koterski's previous works.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its sharp, often uncomfortable humor and Koterski's distinct directorial voice.

  • Appreciated for its raw and honest depiction of a troubled protagonist's struggles.

  • Some viewers found the film's pervasive melancholy and dark themes challenging.

Google audience: Google users generally appreciated the film's dark humor and its unflinching portrayal of human flaws. Many found the protagonist's journey relatable despite its difficult nature, and praised the strong performances from the cast.

Fun Fact

The film continues the saga of Adam Miauczyński, a character that Marek Koterski had developed and portrayed in several of his previous critically acclaimed films, making him a recurring figure in Polish cinema.

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