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Koudelka's drinking scene should be considered a world heritage moment #spoilers Here the performance of Vivianna Bateman (Koudelka Iasant) and Michael Bradberry (Edward Plunkett), under the direction of Hiroki Kikuta 🎮 MANA 🎮 KOUDELKA, is simply insane by the standards of the time and a trail blazed for generations...

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