I personally disagree with the last comment from Vancouver. I myself came to Canada just a few years ago and I feel that the movie Dzien Swira is an interesting and comical take on the serious issue of depression. The fact that the protagonist uses unusual and sometimes unethical ways to deal with his anger and anxiety makes the movie more realistic. When dealing with inner turmoil people do not always make right choices, they often push people away. As viewers watch the movie, they begin to feel a connection to this lonely and depressed man. Maybe the Vancouver viewer really did not understand the "poet's neurotic excretions" as she says, for she misses the main point of the movie, its message. The fact that this man is Polish is just that ..his ethnicity is not the point of the movie but rather his personal struggle. I do not feel that there were so many stereotypes, because as many of us Poles know the writer of this movie plays the son in it. That in itself breaks the mold. Simple minded individuals watch dzien swira and do no analyze it. One must watch and think about why he does he do the things he does. As a polka, I feel this movie is not only very funny but one that leaves the audience thinking K*rwa.
Review of Day of the Wacko
