If you enjoy reading my Spoiler-Free reviews, please follow my blog @ https://www.msbreviews.com I can’t recall the last Russian film I saw or even if Prime Time is the very first. Regardless of that, the straightforward premise is interesting from the get-go, and it doesn’t waste any time, putting the viewers inside the action almost instantly. The initially suspenseful, tense atmosphere gradually becomes lighter and less threatening as the characters interpreted by Bartosz Bielenia, Magdalena Popławska, and Andrzej Kłak begin to understand each other. At first, this makes the hijacker an…
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Prime Time
Overview
On the last day of 1999, 20-year-old Sebastian locks himself in a TV studio. He has two hostages, a gun, and an important message for the world. The story of the attack explores a rebel’s extreme measures and last resort.
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Release date
30/01/2021
Votes
98
Popularity
1.3
Bartosz Bielenia
Sebastian
Magdalena Popławska
Mira Kryle
Andrzej Kłak
Security Guard Grzegorz
Małgorzata Hajewska-Krzysztofik
Laura Kołodziej
Dobromir Dymecki
Krzysztof Jedynak
Monika Frajczyk
Negotiator Lena
Cezary Kosiński
Negotiator Piotr
Adam Nawojczyk
Andrzej Kostecki
Juliusz Chrząstowski
Sebastian's Father
Pola Błasik
Kasia Jaworska
Michał Kaleta
Head of Anti-Terrorists
Marek Kasprzyk
Security Boss
Miron Jagniewski
Voice in the Phone (voice)
Olga Miłaszewska
Jadwiga Jeżewska (voice)
Jan Nosal
Agnieszka Podsiadlik
Journalist Monika (voice)
Jolanta Rychłowska
Julian Świeżewski
Dawid (voice)
Marcin Bogacz
Marta Budzynska
Mariusz Capiga
Jerzy Ćwięk
Klaudyna Góralska
Radosław Jachym
Szymon Jopek
Daniel Jurzyna
Witold Koprucha
Andrzej Kurdziel
Patrycja Kycia
Czesław Liana
Tomasz Lilpop
Zbigniew Łabuz
Stefan Łazarski
Aleksandra Łagowska
Pawel Mlak
Adrian Nawara
Andrzej Pietruszka
Krzysztof Pietrzak
Grażyna Piekarz
Janusz Piekarz
Paweł Przybyszewski
Olgierd Sarapata
Rafał Szopa
Jakub Wierzejski
Jarosław Wronka
Jan Wrzeszcz
Maciej Wróbel
Jakub Wójcik
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Director Jakub Piatek chooses to take the conventional approach in his hostage thriller “Prime Time,” a formulaic and disappointing effort that presents nothing unique nor exciting. Set on New Year’s Eve 1999, the film tells the story of disturbed young man Sebastian (Bartosz Bielenia), who hijacks a television studio and takes a famous game show host (Magdalena Poplawska) and a security guard hostage. Much like its lead character, the film doesn’t seem have a plan of where it wants to go or how it wants to get there. Bielenia is well-cast as the mentally unbalanced gunman, turning in a per…
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