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Hungary · 2016
1h 45m
Director Attila Till
Starring Thuróczy Szabolcs, Zoltán Fenyvesi, Adám Fekete, Dusán Vitanovics
Genre Action, Comedy, Drama
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Two disabled teens meet a wheelchair-bound hitman and decide to join his ranks. This black comedy follows the unlikely gang of assassins as they complete jobs for the local mafia boss in search of a reason to live. A refreshing twist on the gangster genre.
Screen International by Allan Hunter
A film that initially offers guilty pleasure thrills ultimately reveals its softer, more sentimental side. Kills On Wheels manages to cast aside the straitjacket of political correctness and treat disability issues with humour, understanding and inventiveness.
Slant Magazine by Clayton Dillard
Writer-director Attila Till is content to indulge a complication-free mix of bloodshed and pathos.
Till spins a sloppy but uproariously clever urban fable, one that doesn’t sanctify or belittle the handicapped, but rather shines new light on that invisible population by inviting them to play the most visible of movie archetypes: assassins.
The Guardian by Leslie Felperin
Writer-director Attila Till’s plucky comedy-drama isn’t quite the radical representation of disability it seems to think it is, but has its heart in the right place.
There’s a neat final twist up [Attila Till’s] sleeve – and by casting paraplegics, he avoids the easy sentimentality that subjects such as this often invite.
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