On August 17, the production of “One Man Show: The Movie” debuted in Czech cinemas. The film was made by Kamil Bartosek, known online as the popular Czech prankster Kazma Kazmitch. Secret work on the painting was reportedly started in 2019. Four years later, the creators announced a war film entitled “Secret Trench”, which they were to present at the International Film Festival in Karlovy Vary. During the festival, it turned out that the production did not exist and was another Kazm joke.
He beat “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer”. What is the Czech “One Man Show: The Movie” about?
“One Man Show: The Movie” tells the story of the alleged creation of a non-existent film in which leading Czech actors were supposed to play. The production received cool reviews from both critics and viewers. On its domestic IMDb counterpart, it barely surpassed 50% positive ratings.
However, critical voices about the film do not have a negative impact on its box office performance. “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer” at the Czech film can hide. According to praguereporter.com, Kazmitch’s work earned as much as CZK 54.2 million (approximately USD 2.45 million) in its opening weekend, and the film was watched by 290,000 viewers. This is the highest result in the history of Czech cinema, but also the second one if we also take into account international productions. Only “Avengers: Endgame” failed to beat Kazmitch, the film earned CZK 58.5 million in its opening weekend.
Watch “One Man Show: The Movie” and win a million dollars
The person of the creator, who is very well known in the Czech Republic, has a significant influence on the interest in “One Man Show: The Movie”. Unusual marketing also helped. Viewers received information that anyone who decides to watch the screening will have a chance to win a million dollars. This is one of the biggest prizes in the history of the Czech Republic. The winnings are reportedly kept in the Prague Congress Center under the watchful eye of armed guards.
“When I was making this film, I wanted it to be something more than a passive experience. I want the viewers to get involved, think, become part of the story,” Kazma told reporters at a press conference.
The creators of the film reportedly placed tips on how to win the award on the screen. During the screening, the attentive viewer will learn how to take over a million dollars using a special cipher hidden on the Elbe River. A special key card was also attached to each ticket sold. One of them will open the safe without breaking the code.
Source: Gazeta
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