A Girl Fit to Be Killed

Dagmar Veškrnová has slayed another naive role. The movie is quite boring, but on the other hand, I have to admit that it managed to intrigue me at first glance, especially Dagmar. I stopped everything I was doing that Sunday afternoon and focused only on her. But eventually, I realized that this crime investigation movie was more about Dagmar herself rather than the murderer. But I’ve never seen a Czech movie taking place on the Sněžka Mountain and so I must applaud it in this regard. (06/13/2013)

Sure, here's the translation: Isn't it the direction that is noteworthy and the unexplored Dagmar Veškrnová in her debut is bursting with energy, but the script is as weak as concentration camp soup. A typical stylistic piece without atmosphere that fails to evoke stronger emotions in the viewer. Overall impression: 40%. (06/24/2006)

Dagmar Veškrnová was really hard to bear in places, and I didn't like the large number of characters who were useless, and I wouldn't even call the whole story a crime story. But on the other hand, A Girl Fit to Be Killed has a really sensational opening, great music, several funny moments and the impeccable Ilya Prachař, Karel Augusta and Vaclav Lohniský. (02/17/2013)