Dvacátý devátý

Synopsis

Dvacátý devátý (The Twenty-Ninth) follows the story of a man named Komarek, who returns to his hometown after years of imprisonment, only to find himself caught up in a web of conspiracies and deceit. As he uncovers the truth about his past, he must navigate through a world full of betrayal and danger. Set in the tumultuous years of 1970s Czechoslovakia, the film delves into the complexities of political intrigue and personal struggles. With Miroslav Zounar's compelling performance, Dvacátý devátý offers a gripping tale of redemption and revenge in a time of uncertainty and turmoil.

Cast

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  Miroslav Zounar

• Adolf Filip

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  Josef Langmiler

• Václav Švorc

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  Josef Mixa

• Jaroslav Drbohlav

Reviews

Dvacátý devátý has received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film for its authentic portrayal of historical events and Miroslav Zounar's powerful performance, others criticized its slow pacing and lack of emotional depth. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 40% rating, stating 'Dvacátý devátý offers a glimpse into a turbulent era but falls short in engaging the audience.' IMDb rated it 1.9/10, with one user describing it as 'a forgettable film with a confusing plot.' Metacritic was equally unimpressed, giving it a score of 25. Despite the criticism, the film has been commended for its cinematography and attention to detail in recreating the 1970s atmosphere.