... and forget the movie! It's terrible! Does Dana Vavrova have anything in hands to blackmail her husband, the director Joseph Vilsmaier? Or why does he always give her the female leading part, no matter if she's the right or the wrong one for the picture. In the book the girl is simple, young, naive and 17 years old, and she never gets the idea that Elias could have feelings for her. Vavrova plays her as a man eating woman in the thirties, who holds him tight, yelling "Take me, take me!" Forget it! It's a nightmare, and I can't understand that the author of this brilliant novel gave his OK to this awfully bad picture.
Review of Brother of Sleep
