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Futbol Sezonu: Sırbistan'ın "Montevideo, God Bless You" Film İncelemesi
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- Ayrıntılı
- Bu video, Hennes adlı bir film eleştirmeninin "Futbol Sezonu" adlı programının bir bölümüdür. Program, FIFA Dünya Kupası sırasında her gün bir ülkeden futbol temalı bir film incelemesini sunmaktadır.
- Videoda, Sırbistan'ın 2010 yapımı "Montevideo, God Bless You" (Uluslararası olarak "Montevideo, The Taste of a Dream" olarak da bilinen) filmi incelenmektedir. Film, Yugoslavya'nın ilk FIFA Dünya Kupası'na hazırlık sürecini anlatmakta ve küçük bir futbolcu olan Stanoy'un gözünden bu süreci göstermektedir. Hennes, filmi 7/10 puanla değerlendirerek, futbol sahnelerinin etkileyici olduğunu, karakterlerin iyi işlendiğini ve 20'li yılların atmosferini iyi yansıttığını belirtmektedir. Ayrıca, filmin yaklaşık 2,5 saat sürdüğünü ve bir sonraki Dünya Kupası için bir sonraki filmi de incelemeyi planladığını ifade etmektedir.
- 00:21Football Season Film Review
- The video is a series of film reviews for the football season, focusing on films related to the FIFA World Cup in Qatar.
- Each day, a film will be reviewed from a country playing a match that day, or at least one outlier.
- Today, the focus is on Serbia, with Neymar likely playing in what will be his final World Cup.
- 02:10Film Introduction
- The reviewed film is "Montevideo, God Bless You" (internationally known as "Montevideo, The Taste of a Dream").
- The narrative is told by a small boy named Stanoy, who wears a leg brace and shines shoes.
- The story follows the building of the Yugoslavian national football team in anticipation for the inaugural FIFA World Cup in Uruguay.
- 02:52Main Characters and Story
- The main characters are Turke, a young man with excellent football skills, and Mosha, the star man of the team.
- Turke makes an impression on the coach and Mosha, who sees Turke as a threat.
- The story evolves into a love story with both characters paired with women that they don't really want, but their hearts belong to the woman the other man is with.
- 03:47Film's Features
- The film is a surprise because it doesn't focus on the World Cup, but there is a sequel that focuses on their performances at the tournament.
- The film is more funnier than expected and has a few moments that make the reviewer laugh.
- The film shows football very well, with actors that appear to be able to play and some genuinely impressive bits of footwork.
- 04:49Film's Content and Evaluation
- The central idea is to put together the two best clubs in Belgrad and add some Croatians, but Croatians are not all that fussed in joining in.
- Peter Strugar's performance as Mosha is particularly watchable, and the love interests are well-rounded.
- The film is handsomely made, with 1920's period setting, good music choices, and a rating of 7/10.