Bikini Blue
A historical drama set in 1950s Britain. Dora Szumski, 30, is an Englishwoman married to a Polish immigrant, Eryk, a former Polish Army officer, who is left with no choice by the post-war balance of power, condemned to die in his homeland or emigrate. After an unsuccessful suicide attempt, Eryk stays in Mabledon Park, a psychiatric hospital designed for former Polish soldiers suffering from war trauma. Erik's illness resulting from a past that has been haunted and concealed from his wife not only becomes a barrier to the couple's future, but also a threat to Erik's life. Dora decides to find out what the secret of her husband's illness is.
L'analyse d'Ember
- Rythme
- Posé
- Intensité
- Modérée
- Complexité
- Accessible
- Violence
- Légère
Détails du film
- Réalisateur
- Jarek Marszewski
- Date de sortie
- 2017-04-21
- Note
- 3.0 / 10 (2)
Distribution
- Tomasz Kot
- Lianne Harvey
- Lee Ross
- Lech Mackiewicz
- Ruby Bentall
- Tilly Gaunt
- Małgorzata Mikołajczak
Questions fréquentes
- De quoi parle Bikini Blue ?
- A historical drama set in 1950s Britain. Dora Szumski, 30, is an Englishwoman married to a Polish immigrant, Eryk, a former Polish Army officer, who is left with no choice by the post-war balance of power, condemned to die in his homeland or emigrate. After an unsuccessful suicide attempt, Eryk stays in Mabledon Park, a psychiatric hospital designed for former Polish soldiers suffering from war trauma. Erik's illness resulting from a past that has been haunted and concealed from his wife not only becomes a barrier to the couple's future, but also a threat to Erik's life. Dora decides to find out what the secret of her husband's illness is.
- À quoi ressemble Bikini Blue ?
- L'analyse d'Ember qualifie le rythme de Bikini Blue de posé, son intensité de modérée et sa narration de accessible.
- Bikini Blue est-il violent ?
- À peine. Ember juge la violence de Bikini Blue légère.
