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Adam Krajňák is head of the family and also boss of a gang of criminals smuggling cigarettes across the Slovak-Ukrainian border. The failure of one of the transports triggers an avalanche of consequences that compels him to question his own boundaries, none of which he had planned on crossing until now. (Karlovy Vary International Film Festival)

Críticas (5)

POMO 

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português Um drama denso com uma grande representação do lugar geográfico e da sua cultura social (a Eslováquia é simplesmente «os Balcãs do norte»). Principalmente graças à grande câmara e música. O desenvolvimento dos personagens está um pouco atrasado em relação a este aspeto formal, alguns dos conflitos e das relações poderiam usar um pouco de explicação, mas é suficiente para a experiência final, bastante sombria, do filme. ()

Malarkey 

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inglês In 2017 the Slovaks truly surpassed us in the quality of filmography. The Line is quite rough, cynical, uncompromising and emotionless, but it has an interesting premise and a great, gloomy thriller-like interpretation that we in Czechia are incapable of filming. Hats off, Slovaks. With this film you truly showed what is in you. Peter Bebjak and Tomáš Maštalír are the best your country has to offer! ()

NinadeL 

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inglês An interesting film from the border region. There is something appealing about the idea that the whole region is controlled by a family led by Milka Vášáryová, but the believability of course falls very short. And so The Line remains just an interesting excursion into the nearest Eastern cinema. ()

Necrotongue 

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inglês I was only half satisfied. The film’s biggest problem was that all the characters were so negative that I didn’t care what would happen to them. That is, if it was to be something bad. The ending fell totally flat, which is a shame, the premise had a decent potential and deserved a better execution. ()

kaylin 

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inglês A Slovak attempt at a mafia film, which worked quite well, but it has to be said that there are elements that bring it down a bit. First of all, it doesn't take itself too seriously at times, which is too bad, because it would have benefited from a much darker concept, and in places I wouldn't have minded if the attempt to approach American mafia films had disappeared. ()