Review: Dancers bring clichés and cheer – News

Vejdělek has proven many times that he can entertain the audience. Whether the films Tour Partners, Women in Temptation or Father’s Volga or the Winemakers series.

Now he has decided on a story about a smug self-confident husband and his wife who decides to break free from his addiction. The screenplay was written by Ivana Hokrová and the story was set in a small Czech town.

The veterinarian Monika (Jitka Ježková) lives with her husband, the doctor Oldřich (Saša Rašilov), his mother (Daniela Kolářová) and two children in a small town of the First Republic. Their lives are connected by dance. Grandma was the wife of a dance master, Monika and Oldřich once danced competitively together, and the daughter is following in their footsteps.

The head of the family wants to have dinners together and they can’t even clean a mug after him. Monica, who provides all the service, is running out of patience. She puts her hope in the youth dances that she and her husband are starting to organize. Oldřich wants to play a leading role in them too.

Rashilov played a wide range in the character of Oldřich, from a self-confident man in a domestic environment to an insecure gentleman when confronted by a really strong personality. Ježková, on the other hand, is a kind mother who uses all the feminine weapons that are thrown at him, but wants to spread his wings.

Daniela Kolářová is brilliant, who at first seems like an unstable mother-in-law, but in the end she becomes a supportive side.

The young actors were also well chosen. The girl Olivia is definitely played by Anna Marie Fučíková, her dance partner Daniel Žižka, who could easily win StarDance together.

The Vejdělek series does not lack humor and is full of colors, music and dance. But there are also several clichés in it, which do not prevent a relaxing scene.