Set in 1982 Czechoslovakia, Radim Spacek's "Walking Too Fast" is a slow-burn political thriller about a secret police lieutenant bucking the system. Comparisons to "The Lives of Others" are apt, although Walkings thoroughly unsympathetic protagonist makes the film more admirable than likable. Pic also makes an excellent companion piece to Jan Hrebejks "Kawasaki's Rose," this ye...$秘密警察的故事不是第一次看,此片除了突顯人民如何處處受控受監視外亦提及秘密警察在高壓和授與極權權杖下精神錯亂的一個人物在我看來導演說的在極權下所有人也是輸家,我覺得怪怪是此片的構圖及尾段配樂不是此類題材較沉穩的處理反而有時會出現頗漂亮的構圖或強勁的音樂,是新手法吧但總是有點不適應,哈$这个真不行。。。。。。。$东欧秘密警察的电影看得多了,但本片提出了一个新的问题,除了国保都是冷血恶魔人渣或者人心都是肉长的良心总不可能安宁这俩可能以外,一个人发自内心地信仰高压集权统治模式却又有压抑不住的本能欲望会分裂成什么样子?红太阳总有落山的一天,这片子对于中国有别样的现实意义,国家机器的操作者们要未雨绸缪$Watched with Petr on Mar-Api Czech Trip 2010 in Cinema...(And a Beer discussion with friends after movie...)$真是单纯讲人的话，太不接地气了~忘说了，bgm还不错～
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