Twelve-year-old Hedus (Jan Frantisek Uher) and fourteen-year -old Mara (Tomas Mrvik) embark on a road trip across the Czech Republic in a stolen Audi. Seemingly coming from neglectful homes, they'll be faced with plenty of adventures and misadventures along the way.
We quickly learn that this tale is being told in flashbacks, as Mara is relaying it to the police in flashbacks. Thus, the film will continually switch back and forth to past and present.
The humor here can be quite crude and even shocking at times. I will differ from most of the pro critics that I've read, in that I only found some of the outrageous comedy was truly effective, while the rest just didn't register with me as being so, even falling into mean-spiritedness with an underlying sadness.
Overall, the film, directed by Olmo Omerzy with a screenplay from Petr Pycha, can be an outrageous and crude road trip by two Czech boys which pulls few punches, but which I found only partially funny.
