The Exhibition

About This Movie

The Exhibition is a quirky comedy directed by Peter Begányi that immerses you in the peculiar atmosphere of a forgotten Slovak museum. It’s a slow-paced, almost surreal look at three caretakers stuck in a time warp among dusty stuffed animals and fading exhibits. The film captures that odd blend of melancholy and humor, revealing the absurdity of their daily routines. The performances have this understated charm, and the practical effects add to the film’s rustic authenticity. It’s not just about the museum; it’s a reflection on stagnation and the passage of time, with a touch of dry wit that makes it distinct. Definitely a conversation starter in any collector's repertoire.

Quirky atmosphere reflects on stagnation. · Dry humor with understated performances. · Unique look at cultural preservation.