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Es überrascht mich nicht, dass die Regisseure Kryštof Hádek und Kristína Svarinská besetzt haben – sie sind ein sehr attraktives und sympathisches Paar und sehen toll zusammen aus. Während es in Volha um eine eher dramatische Beziehung ging, erleben wir hier eine reine Situationskomik, die gelungen ist. Peinliche Momente und Figuren gibt es kaum, ebenso wenig wie langweilige Klischees. Vielmehr sind es die Originalität, der Spaß und die Chemie der beiden Hauptfiguren, die den Sieg davontragen. Eine angenehme, entspannte Unterhaltung. (01.05.2024)

Lukáš's seriously ill mother will probably not be around for much longer, so he decides to please her and convinces his pregnant neighbour Natalia to pretend to be his girlfriend. But when her mom recovers, the two have to keep lying, and since we're in a romantic comedy, it's obvious what's going to happen. The film relies on tried-and-true clichés, but unlike its competitors, it knows how to work them. Tomáš Dianiška's directorial debut manages to be funny and touching at the right moments, has likeable characters and looks unexpectedly good. Too bad for the unnecessarily frantic pace, which makes some plot lines fizzle out a bit and others are a somewhat redundant. Overall, though, a very decent genre film that doesn't shy away from copying from more famous models, and highly above average by Czech standards. (15.12.2023)

Nice surprise. The movie has a fun premise, where Kryštof Hádek has a sick mother, she probably doesn't have much time left, so he decides to please her by introducing his pregnant neighbour as his girlfriend and also by being a father, only it all gets classically out of control. Kristína Svarinská was divine, she played great, it's funny, sweet and touching and nicely made. I enjoyed it I'm happy to rate it. 7/10. (21.04.2024)