16
2017    1 h 52 minDramat
7.696%81%7.4
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Moonee (Brooklynn Prince) ma sześć lat i zawadiacki uśmiech, a dni spędza poza domem z paczką przyjaciół. Dom w ich przypadku oznacza motel Magic Castle, wściekle liliowy budynek przypominający kiczowaty pałac z bajki. Mała rozrabiaka, razem ze swoją zbuntowaną mamą, Halley (Bria Vinaite), układają sobie życie w niezwykłym miejscu, w którym przyszło im mieszkać. Nieświadoma coraz bardziej ryzykownych kroków, jakie podejmuje Halley, by opłacić pokój w motelu na kolejny tydzień, Moonee jest najszczęśliwszym dzieckiem na świecie. Całkiem, jakby czerpała energię z wychylającego się zza horyzontu pobliskiego Disneylandu. [opis dystrybutora dvd]
Directed by Sean Baker
  • Brooklynn PrinceMoonee
  • Bria VinaiteHalley
  • Willem DafoeBobby
  • Christopher RiveraScooty
  • Valeria CottoJancey
  • Mela MurderAshley
  • Josie OlivoGrandma Stacy
  • Caleb Landry JonesJack
  • Aiden MalikDicky
  • Edward PaganDicky's Dad
  • Jim R. ColemanCabbie
  • Patti WileyAmber / Additional Casting
  • Jasineia RamosLuci
  • Rosa Medina PerezBertha
  • Krystal Nicole WattsCase Worker
  • Bronwyn ValleyTwistee Treat Girl
  • Kelly FitzgeraldTwistee Treat Girl's Mom
  • Sandy KaneGloria
  • Andrew RomanoNewlywed Groom
  • Carolina GrabovaNewlywed Bride
  • ayayron23 lutego 2025
    Feels like you're observing real people through a window, just trying to live their lives
  • Tyler S10 listopada 2024
    👍👍 9/10
  • Kubko25 sierpnia 2025
    This film beautifully shows how pure childhood innocence can shine even in harsh conditions — it’s moving, tender, and heartbreakingly powerful, especially at the end. Brooklynn Prince gives a phenomenal performance as Moonee, holding her own alongside Willem Dafoe, who is equally outstanding
  • qmechan23 stycznia 2025
    The contrast between the fantastic And the mundane appears here quite drastic. This film takes us to task By making us ask How much of our childhood's plastic?
  • Garrett Wilkins1 dzień temu
    The Florida Project didn’t immediately reveal itself to me. Its early stretch feels almost weightless, drifting from one sun-soaked moment to the next as kids race around a rundown motel with no clear narrative destination in sight. But that looseness eventually becomes the film’s quiet strength. Like American Honey’s portrait of the midwestern underclass or Moonlight’s exploration of Miami’s overlooked neighborhoods, Sean Baker turns his camera toward a version of America that rarely gets this kind of attention. His vision of Disney-adjacent central Florida is startlingly vivid: pastel motels, fading storefronts, and the strange mix of hope and exhaustion that clings to places built in the shadow of fantasy. Brooklynn Prince and the young cast bring a wild, unfiltered energy that feels pulled straight from real life, and Willem Dafoe’s gentle steadiness gives the film about the only grounding presence it can depend on. By the time the film reaches its final stretch, its intentions have quietly settled in. Halley, played by Bria Vinaite, is a character I struggled with for much of the runtime, yet Baker gradually reveals the weight pressing down on her until frustration gives way to something closer to sorrow. I still wished for more narrative momentum at times, and the film’s pacing occasionally tested my patience. Those reservations didn’t erase what the film accomplishes, though. Baker has a rare ability to capture the way childhood can glow even when the world around it is dimming, and he lets that contrast build until the ending arrives with a kind of emotional clarity that’s very hard to shake. It's not loud nor is it manipulative, and it's not dressed up as a grand statement—it's simply the moment where imagination becomes refuge, and reality becomes too heavy to hold. The Florida Project may not be my favorite A24 film, but its closing moments carry a quiet devastation that settles in the chest and refuses to soften.
  • CatcherNTheRyan26 stycznia 2026
    Great movie about poverty, the innocence of childhood, and the realities of growing up without the best chance. I loved it.
  • CravanThePugilist15 marca 2026
    A very underrated film. I'll have to give it another shot before a final rating. But I thought it was very interesting.
  • BarfEater10 stycznia 2026
    Meh, the kids were entertaining but pretty boring overall
  • g m13 listopada 2025
    Loved it

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