Reseñas de la crítica

A road trip to Bucharest to corner the thieves sets up even more daft encounters, though humor gives way to pathos en route. Director Paul Negoescu has created a good ensemble, integrating the finely tuned performances of his three professional leads with amusing walk-ons by amateur supporting players.

The film's mission is to find new possibilities in these (in)expressive tools—or rather, in its mining of the time-tested fundamentals of screen comedy, to restore old possibilities not yet fully exploited in the Romanian lexicon. The Treasure arguably already worked this angle quite recently, but few will dispute that Two Lottery Ticketsgoes further in its deadpan gaggery. It aims to make its audience chortle continuously for 86 minutes, and for the most part it succeeds mightily.