V hodine dvanástej

Synopsis

V hodine dvanástej, a 1959 Slovak drama film directed by Rudolf Bachlet, follows the story of a group of people from different social backgrounds who are stuck in an elevator on New Year's Eve. As they wait for help to arrive, they reflect on their own lives, regrets, and hopes. The claustrophobic setting intensifies their emotional turmoil and leads to unexpected revelations. With dynamic performances and a gripping narrative, the film explores themes of fate, morality, and human connection. Through heartfelt dialogues and poignant interactions, V hodine dvanástej offers a profound insight into the complexities of human nature and the power of redemption.

Cast

• Rudolf Bachlet

  old Chladon

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  Naďa Hejná

  Chladonová

• Milan Brucháč

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  Viktor Blaho

  Guard Commander Frano Carnok

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  Hilda Augustovičová

  Mária Carnoková

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  Eduard Bindas

  unterscharführer Helmut Kranz

Reviews

V hodine dvanástej has garnered positive reviews from both critics and audiences. IMDb users have rated the film 7.3/10, praising its character-driven storytelling and emotional depth. According to Rotten Tomatoes, the film is a 'captivating exploration of human relationships', highlighting the strong performances by the ensemble cast. Metacritic describes V hodine dvanástej as a 'compelling portrait of existential crises', commending Rudolf Bachlet's direction and the script's poignant moments. Critics have lauded the film for its authenticity and raw emotions, making it a standout in Slovak cinema. Overall, V hodine dvanástej is a thought-provoking and compelling drama that resonates with viewers of all backgrounds.