Name: Cuky Luky film
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2017-04-20
Rating: 4.2
Cast: Petra Polnisová, Zuzana Sebová, Diana Mórová

Don't expect the sketch show, just regular comedy

Cuky Luky Film follows massive popularity of two simply girls focused on visible richness, as they were portrayed in the Slovak sketch show Kredenc (produced by TV Markiza). The movie somehow put us at the beginning of the relationships of Cuky and Luky. One is a total looser with own online video channel, the other is a popular winner of a beauty contest. 

The story, that could be under-titled "How Cuky Met Luky" is very good developed for a regular comedy, but don't expect bonfires of TV jokes. It is more Slovak version of Miss Congenilaty (2000). Number of cameos including Milan Lasica or Lucie Bila visible for few seconds are not helping much. Successfully, this is the best Slovak comedy since 1989, luckily not Slovak answer to Czech blockbuster Babovresky, but on other hand this is not a follow up to the greatest Slovak comedies of the golden ages including Pacho, hybsky zbojnik (1976).

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They could not be more different - Cuky is a wannabe blogger, Luky a star desperate for love.

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