The Quartette

Showings

The Main 3 Tue, Apr 17, 2018 7:15 PM
The Main 4 Thu, Apr 26, 2018 4:30 PM
Ticket Prices
General Public:$14.00
Members:$11.00
Student:$8.00
Youth (25 & Under/Box Office Only):$8.00
Film Info
Original Title:Kvarteto
Premiere Status:Minnesota Premiere
Festival Programs:World Cinema
Tags:Music
Arts
Comedy Drama
Culture & Society
Romance
Travel
Release Year:2017
Runtime:93 min
Country/Region:Czech Republic
Language:Czech
Website:Official Website
Cast/Crew
Director:Miroslav Krobot
Co-Director:Miroslav Krobot
Producer:Ondrej Zima
Katerina Ondrejkova
Pavel Rejholec
Martin Chalupsky
Cinematographer:Juraj Chlpik
Screenwriter:Miroslav Krobot
Lubomír Smékal
Editor:Jan Danhel
Composer:Alois Pinos
Principal Cast:Lukáš Melník
Barbora Poláková
Jaroslav Plesl
Zdenek Julina
Pavlína Štorková
Lenka Krobotová
Filmography:Nowhere in Moravia ('14)

Description

Music makes for romantic explorations in this irreverent dramedy from Miroslav Krobot. Our titular quartette is a collective of string players who live in a Czech town and practice contemporary music while navigating their individual relationship woes. Each with their own outlook on attraction, love and sex, the characters of The Quartette discover that, despite their artistic talents, they may not have a clue when it comes to social ties.

The group is composed of the wayward Tomáš, longtime couple Robert and Simona and the painfully reserved Funés. The members of the quad are as odd as they are close, and the tangled webs between them make for hilarity, absurdity and drama. But as the story unfolds, it appears as if the misadventures of the group’s interpersonal lives may cause their musical partnership to fray, or perhaps even unravel for good.

Director Biography

Miroslav Krobot Miroslav Krobot was born on November 12th, 1951 in the Czech Republic. He is a seasoned theater director and actor and also appears as the character Boros Szanjder in another selection at MSPIFF, Agnieszka Holland’s Spoor.

 


Press

"It’s a universal story of the search for happiness played with rueful melancholy, brilliant understatement, and a wise and humorous attitude towards sex." - Palm Springs International Film Festival

 


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