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04/09/2016 Sabina's defiant attitude against being victimized and Lankosz's black comedy attempts to shake up the Polish Nation to break free from its communist nightmare. See more 05/13/2014 Stylish, funny, poignant. Not entirely sure what to make of it but very glad I saw it. See more 11/05/2013 Black comedy, hard to describe if you dont know that time in Polands history. Orwelian world is naive in comparison to what realy was happening in soviet occupied countrys, especially, just after WWII until Stalin's death. See more 12/22/2011 âRewers❠takes us to the dark days of Soviet reign in Poland when paranoia, fear and corruption permeated the lives of every citizen. Set in Warsaw during the 50â(TM)s the movie follows a family of three women: Sabina, her mother and her grandmother. A shy spinster, Sabina surprises her family by catching the attention of a handsome stranger. But soon it becomes apparent that something dark and dangerous is hidden in all this. The movie looks very amateurish in execution, but the script and the acting are good enough to keep everything together. Overall, âRewers❠ends up being rather mediocre, but it does convey an atmosphere of oppression and fear keenly. See more 01/03/2011 Black comedy that caught me a little bit off guard. The fantastic acting, costumes, sets and keen humor of this flick kept me interested, but the past sequences definitely had more impact. See more 12/02/2010 Fascinating black comedy kept close to a trendy noir movie. Great vision of Polish early 50's in which female adolescent's love suddenly turns a nightmare leading to an unexpected final. Full of action twists and filled with acting depth it's strongly recommended being one of the most interesting movies made in Poland recently. You will enjooy it! See more Read all reviews

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