Title DossierCrime

Dark, Almost Night

CrimeDrama

Reporter Alicja Tabor returns to Walbrzych, the city of her childhood. There she will go back to all her hardcore family secret dramas, and start investigating a sinister case related to the disappearance of children.

Year

2021

Duration

1h 54m

IMDb

4.6

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Cast

Borys Lankosz

Director

Magdalena Cielecka

Alicja Tabor

Rafal Mackowiak

Pawel Kupczyk

Cast

Borys Lankosz

Director

Magdalena Cielecka

Alicja Tabor

Rafal Mackowiak

Pawel Kupczyk

Modest Rucinski

Alicja's Father

Jerzy Trela

Mr. Albert

Eliza Rycembel

Ewa

Eliza Rycembel

17 y.o.

AL

Antonina Litwiniak

Alicja Tabor

AL

Antonina Litwiniak

8 y.o.

WD

Wlodzimierz Dyla

Mizera's Neighbor

Roma Gasiorowska

Mizera

Aleksandra Konieczna

Babcyjka

NK

Nikola Karwowska

Pink Girl

Piotr Polak

Immovable Angler

Marcin Dorocinski

Marcin Schwartz

MC

Mateusz Czulowski

Little Albert

HN

Helena Norowicz

Rosemarie

HN

Helena Norowicz

Duchess Daisy

Malgorzata Hajewska

Apolonia Kitty Kitty

Krystyna Tkacz

Socha

Dorota Kolak

Maria Waszkiewicz

Piotr Fronczewski

Marian Waszkiewicz

Joanna Bator

Writer

Borys Lankosz

Writer

ML

Magdalena Lankosz

Writer

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Comments

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TIMELESS NOELApr 28, 2023

I left the cinema astonished, able only to mutter a "wow" under my breath. This movie starts as an extremely vague and almost mystical journey, and, as the plot unveils, finishes as a solid, strong crime novel, where every piece fits together as it should. If I were to compare it to internationaly recognized movies/series, I would strongly lean towards True Detective. The vibe is similiar, yet different in its own, brutal way - with much more depth. The camera work is short of a masterpiece. The landscapes captures are akin to works of art, the shots are wonderfully done. I'm still in awe. Highly recommended to anyone with a strong stomach and penchant for a solid, cruel crime story with an ending, that will certainly not leave you unsatisfied.

Bini DApr 28, 2023

The movie has flaws, quite a few of them. The pacing should be one of them. Then again the movie has the right sentiment overall. Quite dark, quite slow, this will not be a favorite. That doesn't mean it won't find an audience overall, especially because it tries to be compelling. Sometimes trying alone isn't enough though. I would recommend you watch the trailer, you'll get a feeling about it and will be able to tell if this is something you want to watch

Sajid UmarApr 28, 2023

I watched this movie on the worldwide opening night in Warsaw. It started as an interesting, but quirky dark fantasy film with hints of horror. Not my cup of tea, but it could still be an entertaining evening. However, soon enough the movie turned into a mess. The plot is a trivialization of child abuse that despite using fairy tales tropes is as explicit as it can get, like the screenwriter never learned about metaphors. The dialog, mostly delivered as drawn out monologues, never made much sense and failed to keep anyone's attention. The numerous characters whose lives were interwoven in complicated relationships as you would expect of a soap opera on its 20th consecutive running year. The sound was OK, though the adult screams were ridiculous at times. The only redeeming factor was the photography, which did a great job capturing the forest where the film was filmed and many of the aged interiors. The movie could have easily been 30 to 45 minutes shorter. Each of the two or three epilogues after the mystery had been solved made people in the audience ask whether the movie was finally ending that time. Ironically, when the producer introduced the movie, he criticized the same film institutes that financed 100% of this movie for not funding movies that aren't romantic comedies or war movies. And that's why we can't have nice things.