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Description
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Directorial and stage debut of Ryszard Ber. Coincidence caused "Always on Sundays" to appear in the "surroundings" of two other sports-themed films. These were "Holy War" and "Mexico Tomorrow". Against their background, "Always on Sundays" does not look the worst, although one of the witty critics summed up ryszard Ber's on-screen rehearsals briefly and "after sports": "One to two". Unfortunately, to the detriment of the director. The other reviewers did not differ much in their courts. The first two nodules were considered less successful and sketchy, the third definitely stood out, and this is because only she "really entertains and carries some problem”. The first miniature tells the story of a goalkeeper - unlucky, who - to the regret of his wife - constantly "heats the bench". On one occasion, however, his excellent colleague and competitor can not play due to illness. The eternal reserve finally gets his chance. But contrary to the proverb "what will come back, it will not escape", the mischievous fate looms with him prank. The second novel combines a sports and love theme. The two runners have a hot feeling for each other, but the ruthlessness of the trainers becomes in love on the road to happiness. Constant training, groupings, conditioning camps make it possible for young people to meet only at competitions. And how to spend nice, intimate moments here, when thousands of curious eyes look around The final cycle of the third amendment takes place in a cycling environment. The director managed to show in a crooked mirror the atmosphere of a small provincial town. It is preparing for the adoption of cyclists, ending here the next stage of the race. It just so happens that this stage is won by a player whom everyone knows here "from a young time". The local authorities are doing their best to celebrate the victory of "their boyfriend". However, seeing what is holy, he escapes from pompous speeches, banquets, cheers and decorations.(https://filmpolski.pl/fp/index.php?film=121769)
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