Réalisation:
Peter BegányiActeurs·trices:
Karol Raffay, Vlado Raffay, Janka Raffayová, Márius Kopcsay, Robert Máthé, Vladko Raffay, Dušan Pitúch, Žofia Mešková, Albert Sarközi (plus)Résumés(1)
Adam a Eva did not share just the same rib, but many other things. That made them different for example from the monkeys. There is an erotic in human history from very beginning and it didn´t miss Slovakia, too. After 1989, after hundred years after end of monarchy and after two dictatures we have got a freedom to speak about it. And freedom to do erotic bussines, too. Main line of the movie is a story of first ever Sex shop in Slovakia. Karol Raffay started his own bussines after november revolution in 1989. Raffay and his family sex-bussines got through the same process as a democratisation in Slovakia. Movie is succesfully looking for the parallels beetwen those two. It speaks about shop, customers, sexual history of country with big will and small selfconfidence. It shows sexual life of Slovaks mixed with social political and other changes. Slovak citizen can join the democratic elections as he can enter legal Sex Shop for the first time, too. Both of freedoms make a problems to him. Movie uses a "pink glases" to talk about slovak sexuality and about explanation of erotic in Slovakia in the story of Sex shop, from its birth up to present. Guiders with the movie are except owner of shop and his employers also widely respected specialists: sexuologist and politic reporter. The whole view is completed with citizens opinions and lot of archive TV materials. Our society basically based on seriously catolic population has problem with public expresion of its opinions. On the orher side, daily newspapers bring lot of exclusive and controversional news mostly about celebritie´s erotic life. It is beautifull to see the changing of nation, which become a freedom and has to learn how to use with it. Do we percept society in intimate underwear? Is it exciting? (texte officiel du distributeur)
(plus)Critiques (1)
Une sonde documentaire dans la vie/le caractère de la petite famille qui gère un SexShop, qui filme du porno, etc. Le film se moque un peu des protagonistes pour leur "simplicité" et leur "superficialité commerciale", mais peu à peu il crée un chemin vers eux et découvre leur humanité et leur sincérité, des gens en chair et en os, avec des problèmes et des opinions, comme vos voisins à gauche et à droite. Des gens qui essaient simplement de se faire une place dans le temps où ils sont nés. Un portrait agréable et intelligent du sujet, devant lequel beaucoup de gens froncent le nez sans en savoir davantage. Et aussi un petit miroir du développement de la politique slovaque depuis la chute du communisme jusqu'à aujourd'hui, qui a fortement influencé le "business" des protagonistes en développement ou en déclin.
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