The story of Oleksa Dovbush is the story of a man in a feudal system. And moreover, this feudal system was made worse by the fact that the territory of Ukraine was occupied by Poland. In this story, the injustice of the lords towards ordinary peasants, oppression, humiliation, and all this provokes resistance. And this resistance in the film takes on a blockbuster scale.
The film is in some aspects similar to Quentin Tarantino's films, and echoes the story of Robin Hood. The plot develops dynamically. The acting is at a decent level. There are some questions about the performance of the mainstream actors.
A nice advantage of the film is that it was not made in Hollywood, which makes it unique, devoid of clichés.
This is a great film to learn a little more about Ukrainian culture and the suffering of this people throughout their difficult history.
The film is in some aspects similar to Quentin Tarantino's films, and echoes the story of Robin Hood. The plot develops dynamically. The acting is at a decent level. There are some questions about the performance of the mainstream actors.
A nice advantage of the film is that it was not made in Hollywood, which makes it unique, devoid of clichés.
This is a great film to learn a little more about Ukrainian culture and the suffering of this people throughout their difficult history.