What a wonderful thing are those flying in the sky-red balloons blown from the stomach of a fish (reminiscent of Albert Lamorisse's "Red Balloon"), halibut, an ambulance carrying the soul of Uncle Leo to the moon. . . Only the purest children can see it in their dreams, right? So, I guess, director Emir Kusturica must be a child too. In 1991, he portrayed the details of his pure dreams through the lens, so delicate, the child can smile with his heart. Today, the idea of innocence is imitated, even if in a movie, when you see brighter balloons and more simulated fish flying gorgeously in the air, because of the lack of purity, it can no longer be inspired. Feelings and surprises. . .
I don't want to make extra comments on the content of the film. If you want to know, then go and watch it, alone, choose a quiet night, be prepared to laugh, and be prepared to be sad.
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