- Stealth

I disagree with the complaints that the movie was slow or pointless or uncertain of its direction/style. Yes, I will concede that for a while, in the fist 1/3 of the film the music chosen was some dark string music written in a minor chord, but there's no reason to discredit the entire film for one bad selection of music. The characters were interesting and the story moved along nicely. I think people have forgotten that silence can move a story along as well as dialogue or action. It was used sparingly and well. There were some lose ends left for the viewer to decide what happens, but that's not a bad thing either. I think it's well worth a watch.

Its like the summary is a lie. He is not openly gay and his family is not understanding except for the sister who in the beginning calls him out on his bull. I felt incredibly bad about what happened when the polish girl came to live with Lionel and Serge especially when Lionel practically said he was bored with serge when all he was doing was trying to get his attention and keep their relationship. While I hated it for the sole purpose of the false summary and Lionel's horrid treatment of his "boyfriend" the last half of the movie was rather funny and in a way heart warming. I still feel Lionel is a jerk that can't actually come to terms with himself if he can't even let a "guest" see him loving on his boyfriend, and I wish Serge finds someone better and worth his love.

Stealth is a movie that is in French and Polish. The guy lives in Switzerland where he speaks French, but finds out from his parents that his grandfather is from Poland. However, the family knows very little about his grandfather because he left his pregnant grandmother before his father was born. From this information, the main character Lionel, who is a writer of fiction or semi-fiction, decides to learn how to speak Polish and to gain back parts of his heritage.What I like about this film is that it's not about they guy being gay, nor about his gay situation. Gay has nothing to do with the plot. The movie is simply about a guy who wants to re-connect with his heritage because as a kid he never knew that he was partly Polish being that his grandfather is Polish. It just so happens that this guy is gay. It's not a gay movie about him being gay. He has a relationship with a guy which the family doesn't have an issue with, but he meets a woman from Poland who is seeking legal papers to live in Switzerland. Out of sympathy he offers to marry this Polish woman. However, his sister doesn't like the idea and decides to steal him away from everyone and heads to Poland together in search of the story behind the grandfather, so that the brother can settle his mind about his heritage. This movie made me think about my own heritage.What I don't like about this movie is there are so many unexplained parts in the movie. He and his sister left everyone behind, and we know nothing of what happens to the immigrant Polish woman who Lionel was going to marry. At the end of the movie, the sister decides to stay in Poland with no explanation as to why she wanted to remain in Poland. She's pregnant, but there is no explanation as to whether her husband will ever find out and what his reaction would be. Lionel, who works for a radio station, took the company car to Poland, but it is stolen and no where do they show this was reported to the police. Why? What ever happen to Lionel's boyfriend? Does Lionel return to him? Lots of strange moments in the movie that makes no sense.

Boring. Could have done better. I had to hit fast-forward button on my remote control to some pieces of its story that I need to know before "wrapping up" this movie (finish at its ending credits).

a little slow at the beinning, but it turns both hilarious and charming into the film. Very very funny, clever dialogue too. The queer stuff is almost incidental, it's really about a story-telling poet who happens to be queer - with a a couple of love scenes. I liked it a lot.

The description is what caught my interest to watch this film. Within the first 27 minutes I found the description of the film unbelievable. It states Lionel is a happy gay man that has an open minded family that accepts his lover. However, in the opening scene Lionel is unable to hold hands with his lover in front of this “accepting” family. I found a man uncomfortable with his sexuality. When Lionel talks with his sister about marriage to Ewa he says not to tell his mother because she will think he’s in love with a woman! When he invites Ewa to stay with him and Serge, they are not to let on that they are in a relationship. I’m not saying this couldn’t happen but for me a bit unbelievable and I lost my interest in the story.

Received in good time and I am very satisfied

I liked the story, but it jumps in the story line making it harder to follow.

I enjoyed watching this film very much and I will watch iot again soon .

An absolute piece of claptrap. Not worth buying - the plot is dreadful and the acting is not far behind it.