Miss Wet T-Shirt

Synopsis

Miss Wet T-Shirt, a Polish comedy film from 2003 directed by Filip Zylber, revolves around Piotr Fronczewski's character who finds himself managing a clothing store that suddenly sees a surge in popularity due to a wet T-shirt contest. As the story unfolds, humorous incidents ensue as the contest attracts a mix of quirky contestants and the store experiences a variety of challenges. The film delves into themes of unexpected success, personal growth, and the dynamics of human behavior amidst a backdrop of comical situations and misunderstandings. With a blend of humor and light-hearted moments, Miss Wet T-Shirt offers a refreshing take on the comedy genre, providing audiences with an entertaining cinematic experience.

Cast

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  Piotr Fronczewski

  Władysław

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  Magdalena Mazur

  Ella

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  Marta Lipińska

  Pani Wiktoria, sąsiadka Władysława

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  Piotr Gąsowski

  Szef Władysława

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  Jerzy Trela

  Członek rady parafialnej

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  Liroy

  Aresztant

Reviews

Miss Wet T-Shirt received a mix of reviews upon its release. While some critics found the film's humor to be light-hearted and engaging, others viewed it as lacking depth. Rotten Tomatoes described the movie as 'a fun and entertaining comedy suitable for a light-hearted watch.' On the contrary, Metacritic's review mentioned that 'the film falls short in delivering a cohesive plot and character development.' IMDb users rated Miss Wet T-Shirt 5.8 out of 10, with some praising the comedic performances while others found the storyline predictable. Despite the varied opinions, the film managed to capture the attention of audiences with its unique concept and comedic moments.