blu-ray Nylonový mesiac

Balada o láske, nenávisti a hľadaní cesty z osamelosti. Dramatický príbeh uzavretého a neprístupného hrnčiara Martina Lepiša, ktorého okolie obviňuje zo skutkov, ktorých sa nikdy nedopustil. Po rokoch sa vracia, ale ani jeho statočná záchrana majetku dedinčanov pred lesným požiarom mu neprinesie dôveru ani miesto medzi ľuďmi.

Súdobý psychologický príbeh zo života vysokošklákov, ktorí si často aj za cenu vlastných omylov a sklamaní hľadajú svoje miesto v spoločnosti. Film zachytáva pocity neistoty a strachu, ktoré sa zmocňujú ľudí pred hroziacim nebezpečenstvom nukleárnej vojny.

A screen adaptation of drama The Shepherd’s Wife by Ivan Stodola, capturing the hard life of Slovak emigrants in the times of political and social oppression before the beginning of World War I. Young shepherd Ondrej Muranica flees the tyranny of Hungarian landowners to far away America. But a mining accident destroys his dreams and hopes of a better and fairer life. Ondrej suffers from amnesia and back home, he is pronounced dead. When he returns to his homeland years later, he learns that his wife had married his best friend.

This film is composed of three satirical stories written by Peter Karvaš. In a very humorous and poignant way, it reveals and challenges the shortcomings of contemporary society. The three parts are connected by the motive of an approval committee that watches the film in order to issue its eventual approval or disapproval of the film´s distributions in cinemas. The committee members, who recognize themselves in the characters on the screen, voice their comments during the intermissions. 

A drama about a legendary rebellion of Slovak troops of the 71st regiment who rise against the officers of the Austro-Hungarian army stationed in the Serbian town of Kragujevac during World War One. The film is an open criticism of the absurdity of military conflicts and an expression of spontaneous resistance against aggression and violence. The story also pays homage to all those who found the courage to oppose the war regardless of the consequences and revolt against its ruthless and inhuman nature.