Igelak (Frogs)

About This Movie

Igelak (Frogs) is quite the interesting mix of comedy and music that veers into the absurd. The story follows Pello, a bank manager caught in the whirlwind of embezzlement that unfolds like a darkly comical cat-and-mouse game. It's got this quirky tone, balancing the tension of a man on the run while also weaving in musical numbers that feel almost offbeat but fitting. The pacing is unusual; moments of frantic escape are punctuated by reflective songs that add depth. What’s distinctive is how it portrays identity and trust—or the lack thereof—in a world where everyone seems to have their own agenda. The performances are earnest, with Pello's desperation feeling almost palpable. It's not your typical comedy; there's an underlying layer of existential dread that makes it intriguing.

Quirky blend of comedy and musical elements · Explores themes of trust and identity · Distinct pacing that mixes tension with reflection