Liza, a rókatündér (Liza, a rókatündér) (2015)

An average movie

“Once again, after 'Borgman' and 'The Lobster', Ria went for another really absurd black comedy but I think, this time,  she really outdid herself. Indeed, it was so weird, I'm afraid I never really managed to get a grip on the damned thing. I mean, first of all, even though it was taking place in Hungary, there were many references to the Japanese culture and this mix of 2 really foreign cultures was sometimes hard to swallow. For example,  sometimes, I wasn't even sure if the main character was actually speaking Hungarian or Japanese because she basically used the very same accent for both languages. It doesn't mean that it wasn't a funny, in the contrary, I really enjoyed  every time we got to see this Japanese crooner doing his whacky little songs. Eventually, for me, the best way to” read more

Ronny's Dutch Film Club (115 movies items)

" chosen by Ria Notes: Once again, after 'Borgman' and 'The Lobster', Ria went for another really absurd black comedy but I think, this time, she really outdid herself. Indeed, it was so weird, I'm afraid I never really managed to get a grip on the damned thing. First of all, even though it was taking place in Hungary, there were many references to the Japanese culture and this mix of 2 really foreign cultures was sometimes hard to swallow. For example, sometimes, I wasn't even sure if the mai"