It's 1966 and director, Jiri Menzel seems to have found a controversial but honest subject to cover in a movie all with the backdrop of World War II. The movie feels like many foreign movies I've watched. It's got this silent awkwardness about it, a taboo subject, and very blank looking actors. The lead actor does become more endearing as you watch the movie though, and you can't help but hope he finds what he is looking for. A perfect ejaculation.
Summary: Milos believes that he is destined for a job that provides a pretty easy life just like the men in his family before him did. There are other problems or well positives of being a man that he hasn't explored beyond work. After becoming a train watcher apprentice Milos begins seeking his first sexual encounter. After Milo finds someone he is interested in being with though he finds that he is unable to perform, and it ruins his first time.
