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Bajland is an interesting piece from 2000 that dives deep into the chaos of political campaigns. It's a black comedy that captures the frantic atmosphere of the Polish elections. The protagonist, a presidential candidate, pulls out of the race at his peak, which sets off a chain of events showcasing the absurdity of the media frenzy surrounding politics. The film's pacing can be a bit uneven, but it really leans into the absurdity of the political landscape. The performances are quite engaging, and there's a certain rawness to it that gives you a sense of the tumultuous times. There's a mix of satire and pointed commentary on media manipulation and public perception that feels relevant even today.
Interesting take on media and politics · Uneven pacing but engaging performances · Raw atmosphere reflecting the time
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