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Synopsis: YUMA is a gripping drama about the rise and fall of Zyga - a Polish kid in his early twenties, who wants to take charge of his life after the fall of communism, but in a time of chaos and moral anarchy, unwillingly becomes a gangster. When, after transformation to capitalism, poverty and humiliation rule on his side of the border, he crosses to the other side of the river, where the Germans seem to have it all, and literally reaches out for the symbols of a better life. Back home, handing out stolen Adidas and Ray Bans makes him a Robin Hood of his community. Before he realizes what is happening, money and power overtake his naive dreams of a better life and things spiral out of control. It seems Zyga is destined for the fate of Macbeth, a man doomed by ambition and a betrayed moral code...
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama
Director(s): Piotr Mularuk
Production: Kino Swiat
  2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.1
Year:
2012
113 min
43 Views


Thanks a lot.

Germans are people too, you know?

God bless you!

Hey, look:
Yuma.

Frankfurt is Yuma!

Cool sh*t!

But wasn't Yuma a prison?

It's a town, too.

But I remember it from the movie.

It was a prison.

It was a town, too. Let's go.

Beautiful, just beautiful!

Take a hike. It's what was at hand.

For my mom!

What else you got there?

Is it for me?

Nothing. It's for... my mom.

Let's go home.

What if they catch us?

Then just yell Heil Hitler

and they'll let you go.

Heil Hitler! You can kiss my ass!

It's "arsch", man. We're in the Reich.

They call it "Arsch".

- What's harsh?

- No, "arsch". It means ass in German.

- How would you know?

- I make it my business to know.

I'm not gonna yell that.

What kind of a language is that, anyway?

Arsch, arsch... Up your arsch!

Ausweis, bitte.

What?

I meant Old Spice, bitte.

I've got some of that.

Well, I'll be damned...

How come you're so beat?

I was worried you might not be around.

No need to worry.

My buddies know you.

I told you Germans

were people too, didn't I?

I didn't get it.

Next time then.

Bless you.

Hunchback German going to see

redhead Majka, I bet.

And after she will give head to him.

Shut up. She's not in your league.

Knock it off, will you?

Come and get it, you all.

Rysiek.

Sh*t, man.

Long time.

Sit down.

I didn't think you'd be coming back.

Me neither.

I was gonna go to Warsaw

after school in Zielona.

Why Zielona?

You ran off to go to school?

But they posted me here

because I know the locals.

Zielona's a police school.

Hear that, Hammer?

Rysio's gonna be staking you out.

Me? Just let him try.

Here's a coming-home present. Take it.

You got me wrong...

Watch out, Zyga. Watch out.

Don't you f***ing think that...

I'm not thinking anything.

Nothing happened back there, man.

Everything happened there.

Watch it, Zyga.

You're assaulting a police officer now.

- Hello. How are you?

- Hello. May I come in?

Be my guest.

Have you come to see me as well?

I brought something for you.

I'm busy right now.

Come back in an hour. See you.

- Dad, I'll be needing the car again.

- For how long?

About this long.

Check it out. Hunchback German.

This one from Brzegi.

You gonna boost the hunchback?

Zyga.

Zyga!

See? We again meet. In better times.

Good Germany, I good German.

- Asas drowie.

- Na zdrowie!

Na zwolie!

Have you been here long?

Not long. This store belonged to my parents.

Books won't get me rich, but...

We were supposed to have

a drink in better days.

Yes, I know.

You're the only ones

enjoying the better days though.

Zyga, ask him what he thinks

when he hears "Warszawa".

Ask him yourself.

- Warszawa?

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Wojciech Gajewicz

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Submitted on August 05, 2018

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