Triky, fet a makači

Gangster comedy about five different guys with one common goal reminds Tarantino's Pulp Fiction in its style, choice of setting and humor. The biggest boss decides to finish an old chore. You just need to get a jackhammer and drill a hole in the wall of the old castle and take a big bundle of money from there, which is hidden there from a long-ago unfinished robbery. Everything would work out if it weren't for Pamela's beauty and the fact that these tough guys are too quirky. They don't exactly have a rich intellect, or a sense of humor, and they get goosebumps from corpses. However, they perfectly compensate for everything with harsh words and the power of their fists. A sequence of exciting and funny events begins. However, the plot is not very important here - more important are the tense situations they get into due to their extreme natures. An easily written, high-quality contemporary comedy about the power of friendship from an environment of social outcasts, which does not lack insight, a sense of irony and dark humor.

"The play attracted me primarily by the dialogues and the seeming absence of a theme. It was only later that I understood the ephemerality with which the author works. The motif of belonging and friendship - although among people on the fringes of society and against the background of a seemingly soulless female gangster - is quite touching. And very important." Eduard Kudláč, director