Not your usual hit men....
“Kills On Wheels” is an action comedy in which two disabled teenaged boys find escape from their dull lives when they are recruited by ex-con Rupaszov (Szaboles Thuroczy) to be his accomplices as hit men. Zoli (Zoltan Fenyvesi) is a wheelchair user and Barba (Adam Fekete) has a mild form of cerebral palsy. The boys are effective because no one suspects that a paraplegic could be an assassin and they’re able to get to their targets easily. Thrust into a surreal world of gangsters and guns, the partnership soon turns into friendship, their mentor reveals a soft heart beneath his tough exterior, and the boys help him come to terms with his own disability.<br /><br />“Kills On Wheels” is distinguished not only for its audacious premise, but for its casting of actual disabled actors. Director Attila Till incorporates a nice helping of humor while depicting the realities of a life on wheels. The characters are treated as individuals, defined by their personalities, not by their disabilities. There is also a darker side to the film, brought out when Zoli expresses his anger at his estranged father who, he is convinced, left because he couldn’t cope with his disabled son crawling about on the floor.<br /><br />The film blends genres, confronting issues of prejudice, invisibility, loneliness, and a wildly dark sense of humor while dashing stereotypes and defying viewer expectations. It’s an inventive film that places its disabled characters at the center of the story, showing they’re up to any task, even that of assassin.<br />Bonus materials on the unrated widescreen Blu-ray release include deleted scenes, making-of documentary, and theatrical trailer. The film is in Hungarian, with optional English subtitles.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Kills on Wheels is a wildly original action-comedy in which two teenaged boys living with disabilities find escape from their humdrum lives. They are enlisted by a gruff ex-con to be his accomplices…as wheelchair hit men! Thrust into a surreal world of gangsters and guns, the partnership soon blossoms into friendship as their mentor reveals a soft heart beneath his tough exterior and the boys help him come to terms with his own disability. Hungary's official submission to the 89th Academy Awards, Kills on Wheels features stellar cinematography, a mix of live action and comic book-style animation, and a wickedly dark sense of humor. It deftly blends genres, confronting issues of invisibility, prejudice, and loneliness as it boldly flouts all stereotypes and expectations. Special Features: Deleted Scenes | Making-of Documentary | Trailer.