八千万

Directed by Krzystek, 80 million is a kind of Polish Ocean’s 11, some reviewers are saying. A subject - martial law - one might not think easily lends to a fun caper, the film is about a group of Solidarity activists trying to take money out of a bank.


　　80 Million is set in Lower Silesia at the beginning of the very cold winter of 1981. After a series of entrapments by the Security Services a confrontation between the opposition and the communists seems to be inevitable. Just before the proclamation of martial law on December 13, 1981, a group of young Solidarity activists decide to take 80 million zlotys of union money out of a Wroclaw banks before the account is blocked. Security Service officers follow their steps. Thus beings a grippingstory of cat and mouse.

看了半天，我竟然没看懂……都在争被取出来的八千万。不过男演员都挺帅的，尤其是反派。

那个天使卡片真是笑死了。感觉有头无尾，让我想起Aristotle说的形成整体不代表完整描绘一个event，如果是那样反而不一定，这个电影就是这种感觉。放电影的教授说主角是我们学校校友，莫名其妙的，New school对校友的骄傲简直近乎nationalism。。

有幸成为豆瓣第六个看过本片的人。波兰真是一个不屈不挠的民族，也是二战中唯一一个同时被德国和俄国两个臭流氓欺负的国家。80年代的波兰工会崛起了，人民敢于向警察抗争了，所有尊严都是自己争取来的。最后撞向装甲车的那辆有轨电车实在酷毙了。