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If the definition of pornography states that it is a work that resigns from aesthetic values and its sole purpose is to evoke sexual arousal, then this film leans more towards classic pornography than cultivated television entertainment, perhaps with the only difference being that there is significantly less sex than is usual in pornographic films. The letters are simply tasteless and largely unfunny. Dagmar Ďásková doesn't suffice as an actress beyond appearing in pornographic films, and it's painfully obvious. For the other actors, it's more of a diversion, where they either overact or simply assist. In the first few minutes, looking at the white-powdered faces, I felt like it was some sort of parody of ghostly antics, but then I just stared. I understand that in the relaxed New Year's Eve atmosphere, where alcohol is abundant and television seems more like a backdrop, this piece might strike a chord with certain groups, but unfortunately, I saw it sober and in a completely different environment. Overall impression: 10%.
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