Gorilla Bathes at Noon
1993·Comedy·1h 23m
7.1
★
A Red Army major caught between East and West Berlin finds his wife gone and somebody else moved into his apartment.
Directed by Dušan Makavejev
IMDB
N/A
Cast
Svetozar Cvetković
Lazutkin
Anita Mančić
Miki Miki / Lenin
Petar Božović
Trandafil
Eva Ras
Miki Miki's Mother
Davor Janjić
Bum 1
Aleksandar Davić
Dealer
Crew
Dušan Makavejev
Director
Dušan Makavejev
Writer
Aleksandar Davić
Assistant Director
Popular Reviews
2 reviews
Kris
5.0★ · 02/22/21
A disappointing Makavejev film, attempting to exploit his “peculiarities” (sexual discourse, political oppression/commentary, war footage) but sadly the transgressive nature of his early works has vanished and we are left with a rather dull comedy that is genuinely funny at times and it’s interesting to see the way he interpreted militarism & post Soviet life but overall the simplicity can be gruelling.
A disappointing Makavejev film, attempting to exploit his “peculiarities” (sexual discourse, political oppression/commentary, war footage) but sadly the transgressive nature of his early works has vanished and we are left with a rather dull comedy that is genuinely funny at times and it’s interesting to see the way he interpreted militarism & post Soviet life but overall the simplicity can be gruelling.
Kris
5.0★ · 02/22/21
A disappointing Makavejev film, attempting to exploit his “peculiarities” (sexual discourse, political oppression/commentary, war footage) but sadly the transgressive nature of his early works has vanished and we are left with a rather dull comedy that is genuinely funny at times and it’s interesting to see the way he interpreted militarism & post Soviet life but overall the simplicity can be gruelling.
A disappointing Makavejev film, attempting to exploit his “peculiarities” (sexual discourse, political oppression/commentary, war footage) but sadly the transgressive nature of his early works has vanished and we are left with a rather dull comedy that is genuinely funny at times and it’s interesting to see the way he interpreted militarism & post Soviet life but overall the simplicity can be gruelling.
KuvaniKukuruz
10.0★ · 01/13/24