Watchable. Entertaining. While the crime plot is implausible, it's all very well acted, especially by Maria Kania. It's engaging, even though slower passages feel a bit too long at times. But most of all sharp, witty dialogues stand out, e.g. when the policeman is interrogating a suspect and his colleague, behind the Venetian glass, is predicting what he's going to say next. The scenes are well planned too, e.g. when three men pour alcohol into their teas/coffees together. It's close to a comedy.
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