The Days That Confused 2016 123movies

#123movies #fmovies #putlocker #gomovies #solarmovie #soap2day Watch Full Movie Online Free – Triin Ruumet’s tragicomedy Päevad, mis ajasid segadusse (2016) is a story of a young man trying to make sense of life in the summer heat of late nineties Estonia. The 27-year- old protagonist Allar moves from one provincial party to another, meeting colourful characters and finding himself in evermore confusing circumstances. The amounting tension and absurdity of surrounding events lead Allar to give serious thought to his life. What follows, is a frantic journey through midsummer Estonia to finally discover meaning in oneself.
Plot: A young man tries to make sense of the world in the summer heat of late nineties Estonia.
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	6.3/10 Votes: 774
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The Movie That Was Confused
‘The Days That Confused’ is feature debut for director/writer Triin Ruumet. The film is visually breathtaking with sometimes magnificently haunting score and actors are mostly doing top notch job (actually I didn’t expect nothing less considering the cast), and with that my praise basically ends. Estonian cinema (and television) is in the craze of the nostalgia at the moment, and ‘The Days That Confused’ could have been an excellent addition in that department. It could have been great film (or at least good), but it didn’t know what to do with all that juicy material. The pacing is off, the story and script is all over the place – it wanted to be youth comedy/drama and crime drama and something philosophical at the same time, but fell apart. Although it occasionally captured the essence of rural and small town mentality and the characters were spot on (these types still can be seen today in smaller towns) the core was missing. Maybe that was the director’s intention to confuse the audience thus the title ‘The Days That Confused’. But I think that wasn’t the case. The film itself was confused (I think that might go for inexperienced writer/director) and it was confusing. The film had some high points that were followed by the ‘why’ moments and with too many ‘what that supposed to be’ moments.

‘The Days That Confused’ is visually stunning, but devoid of substance. The first couple of minutes could be one of the best opening sequence in Estonian movies ever.

The Movie That Was Confused
‘The Days That Confused’ is feature debut for director/writer Triin Ruumet. The film is visually breathtaking with sometimes magnificently haunting score and actors are mostly doing top notch job (actually I didn’t expect nothing less considering the cast), and with that my praise basically ends. Estonian cinema (and television) is in the craze of the nostalgia at the moment, and ‘The Days That Confused’ could have been an excellent addition in that department. It could have been great film (or at least good), but it didn’t know what to do with all that juicy material. The pacing is off, the story and script is all over the place – it wanted to be youth comedy/drama and crime drama and something philosophical at the same time, but fell apart. Although it occasionally captured the essence of rural and small town mentality and the characters were spot on (these types still can be seen today in smaller towns) the core was missing. Maybe that was the director’s intention to confuse the audience thus the title ‘The Days That Confused’. But I think that wasn’t the case. The film itself was confused (I think that might go for inexperienced writer/director) and it was confusing. The film had some high points that were followed by the ‘why’ moments and with too many ‘what that supposed to be’ moments.

‘The Days That Confused’ is visually stunning, but devoid of substance. The first couple of minutes could be one of the best opening sequence in Estonian movies ever.

Other Information:

Original Language et
Runtime 1 hr 45 min (105 min)
Budget 566000
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated N/A
Genre Comedy, Drama
Director Triin Ruumet
Writer Triin Ruumet, Greta Varts
Actors Hendrik Toompere Jr. Jr., Kait Kall, Kristjan Lüüs
Country Estonia
Awards 6 wins & 3 nominations
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Aspect Ratio 2.35 : 1
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