Pista! (2003)
A man comes to the city from a village in search of his lost brother, he gets involved in clashes with gangsters and also falls in love with a beautiful girl. Whether he is successful in locating his brother or not forms the essence.
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Please don't spend money on this.
It's funny watching the elements come together in this complicated scam. On one hand, the set-up isn't quite as complex as it seems, but there's an easy sense of fun in every exchange.
It's entirely possible that sending the audience out feeling lousy was intentional
The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.
COSTA is a series you can't really take seriously: all stories and events are bigger than life. With PISTA, they took things a step further. The screenplay uses the structure of "It's a wonderful life", with Georgina Verbaan being the Angel to set things right. It is a screenplay with a broad imagination. It shows that it was shot with a limited budget (the green-screens of the actors'skiing look pretty bad), but I enjoyed most of the dialogue.Acting is okay, a good thing that most of the original stars of the movie COSTA are in it. (daan Schuurmans is missing, tough). Silvie Meijs later gained stardom as the soccer wife of of, what's his name.. Rafael van der Vaart. Now plays for Hamburg.
....watch this, this is probably the biggest crap ever produced for dutch TV. The acting is so-so, but the script was probably written in a minute or ten by someone recovering from a hangover. It absolutely makes no sense at all; everybody in the film is wearing winter clothing except for our leading characters who all still wear their summer clothes while wandering outside through the snow. The hottest big breasted chick of the bunch then wears a sweater the whole movie while most of her scenes play in a bar (She's a bartender). Imagine: a hot looking babe working in a filled bar where it's hot and she's wearing a sweater. Dumb.and "dumb" is the best way to describe this movie in one word.