Smrť šitá na mieru

About This Movie

Smrť šitá na mieru, a despite the unknown director, captures an intriguing slice of 1930s Bratislava. It's this blend of personal downfall against a backdrop of societal change that makes it compelling. Alfréd Blum, the protagonist, is a tailor who once catered to the elite, now grappling with crushing debts and a shifting world. The atmosphere is thick with tension, reflected in the pacing that mirrors his descent into despair. Performances are raw, perhaps not polished, but there's an authenticity that pulls you in. The film’s themes of class and the fragility of success resonate, making it distinctive amid the era’s cinematic offerings, which often leaned more towards escapism than realism.

Set in 1930s Bratislava · Explores themes of class and economic crisis · Authentic performances with raw emotion