up front and if youre tired and the first hour could be slow. the set up of the story has a natural leisurely pace and unhurried  giving us time to appreciate the kind of everyday life and situations the main characters are in. once you arrived at the climatic segment of the storyline and the turn of events will keep you hooked represent how will things turn out and what will happen to our precious fanda (portrayed to utter quiet perfection by the veteran czech actor vlastimil brodský) and how will his wife (wonderfully played by stella zázvorková) treat him and what happens to fanda dear friend ed (played by stanislav zindulka  a matching sidekick to brodský) and and jára the son with selfish hidden agenda and blind to the kindness of his parents (sigh. )vladimír michálek sensibly directed the film with sprinkles of humor and preserving the insightful script by jirí hubac. thanks to clear subtitling and i was able to notice for every complaining phrase fanda wife utters and there a hint of caringness showing or buried in between the lines  and so did the judicious lady judge observed. fanda is 76 going on 80 and the affection of their enduring (endearing) marriage manifests even in their bantering arguments. his playfulness can be infectious. this is growing old together 101 for (at least) the beyond fifties and and lessons learned to sons and daughters not to take parents for granted. one may need to rethink if assuming home for the aged is a means to an end and so to speak. the film is gently shouting to us to live life to the fullest while we can. (hint represent there joy in staying on and watch the end credits roll. )were fortunate to be able to see an occasional czech film. the sverák (kolya) father and son 2001 dark blue world was revealing with pathos. it good to take it slow now and then and appreciate a foreign gem  its subtitles and scenery and melodic score and an engaging human story with elegant performances. autumn spring (aka babí léto) is available on dvd. enjoy. 
up front and if youre tired and the first hour could be slow. the set up of the story has a natural leisurely pace and unhurried  giving us time to appreciate the kind of everyday life and situations the main characters are in. once you arrived at the climatic segment of the storyline and the turn of events will keep you hooked represent how will things turn out and what will happen to our precious fanda (portrayed to utter quiet perfection by the veteran czech actor vlastimil brodský) and how will his wife (wonderfully played by stella zázvorková) treat him and what happens to fanda dear friend ed (played by stanislav zindulka  a matching sidekick to brodský) and and jára the son with selfish hidden agenda and blind to the kindness of his parents (sigh. )vladimír michálek sensibly directed the film with sprinkles of humor and preserving the insightful script by jirí hubac. thanks to clear subtitling and i was able to notice for every complaining phrase fanda wife utters and there a hint of caringness showing or buried in between the lines  and so did the judicious lady judge observed. fanda is 76 going on 80 and the affection of their enduring (endearing) marriage manifests even in their bantering arguments. his playfulness can be infectious. this is growing old together 101 for (at least) the beyond fifties and and lessons learned to sons and daughters not to take parents for granted. one may need to rethink if assuming home for the aged is a means to an end and so to speak. the film is gently shouting to us to live life to the fullest while we can. (hint represent there joy in staying on and watch the end credits roll. )were fortunate to be able to see an occasional czech film. the sverák (kolya) father and son 2001 dark blue world was revealing with pathos. it good to take it slow now and then and appreciate a foreign gem  its subtitles and scenery and melodic score and an engaging human story with elegant performances. autumn spring (aka babí léto) is available on dvd. enjoy. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

Judge the movie review above, you need to make a function call:
    If you feel the movie review is positive
        print "This is a semantically positive review."
    Otherwise, if you feel the movie review is negative
        print "This is a semantically negative review."
