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So, Exceptions Without Rules, this 1986 TV movie, presents a quirky collection of shorts inspired by Mikhail Mishin's stories in 'Pause in a Major'. The tone is a blend of light comedy and deeper drama, making it a bit of an oddball in the TV movie landscape of its time. Each segment feels distinct, yet somehow they all tie together with a whimsical charm. The pacing varies, sometimes breezy and at other moments more reflective, which keeps you engaged, if not a bit perplexed. The practical effects are quite minimal, but the performances have a raw honesty that gives it an endearing quality. If you're into anthology films, this one has its own peculiar flavor worth exploring.
Anthology format offers varied storytelling.Whimsical charm with light comedic touches.Interesting take on Mishin's literary work.
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