Alois Nebel

2013

Alois Nebel (2013)

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Tomas Lunak's rotoscoped drama Alois Nebel tells the tale of a Czechoslovakian train dispatcher who is haunted by events he was a part of during the Second World War involving a shooting and an orphaned child. In 1989, just as the Berlin wall falls, Alois ends up in an asylum, but when he gets out there he has no job and can't quite adjust to the new social and political realities. Thankfully, he meets a woman who might just provide the love he so badly needs. Alois Nebel screened at the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Animation, Art House & International, Drama
Directed By:

Tomás Lunák
Written By:

Jaroslav Rudi, Jaromír 99, Jaroslav Rudis
In Theaters:

May 3, 2013 limited
On Disc/Streaming:

Mar 25, 2013
Runtime:

80 minutes
Studio:

ARP Sélection

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Cast

Miroslav Krobot
as Alois Nebel

Karel Roden
as The Mute

Marie Ludvíková
as Kv?ta

Leos Noha
as Wachek

Alois Svehlik
as Old Wachek

Voriskova

Critic Reviews for Alois Nebel

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This very sombre film from debut filmmaker Tomás Lunák recalls the dazzling visual style of Christian Volckman's 2006 French action noir, Renaissance, but [with] a plot that appears to move as slowly as molasses...

Sep 8, 2013 | Full Review…

Glenn Dunks

Trespass

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Audience Reviews for Alois Nebel

A morose Czech train dispatcher is haunted by memories of a German woman who was deported after World War II when he was a boy. In shadowy, noirish black and white animation, this is an interesting-looking picture, but unfortunately it's hampered by a gloomy minimalist plot where almost nothing seems to happen, but the story still manages to confuse.

Greg S

Super Reviewer

This Czech film has an intriguing premise along with outstanding visuals and animation. It Follows a train dispacher and his affairs with the world and people he meets and deals with during and after WWII; as you can see it follows a noir tradition we could crave. It could of had the potential to be great, but it falls short with its storytelling with very dreary pacing, and incoherrent plotting. Perhaps I wasn't too open while watching this, actually feeling I've lost sense of the plot. I may of misjudged it, but didn't enjoy it as much as I wanted to.