I believe Veni, Vidi, Fugi it's really a very refreshing, new type of comedy (or comedic film as it might not be exactly a classic type of comedy)
There is a realistic treatment of the situations and the Roman poet Publius Ovidio Naso "appears" only as the protagonist who is pushing the always bickering couple credibly into a hilarious "fantasy comedy" zone.
The chromatic is very vivid and intense - especially during the discotheque scenes - thus leading to a sharp contrast with the way in which the Communist dictatorship is usually represented and an intensification of the already hilarious situations.
I was really fascinated with the subject matter and the script's structure and I hope to watch soon other films by the same authors.
There is a realistic treatment of the situations and the Roman poet Publius Ovidio Naso "appears" only as the protagonist who is pushing the always bickering couple credibly into a hilarious "fantasy comedy" zone.
The chromatic is very vivid and intense - especially during the discotheque scenes - thus leading to a sharp contrast with the way in which the Communist dictatorship is usually represented and an intensification of the already hilarious situations.
I was really fascinated with the subject matter and the script's structure and I hope to watch soon other films by the same authors.