Change My Mind

If you felt the war in Ukraine is a hoax, how far would you go for truth? In the documentary feature, Change My Mind, director Robin Kvapil takes three Czechs, each sympathetic to Putin’s Russia, and they embark on a journey for truth, straight into a war zone. It began with a public casting call: […]

How to Listen to Fountains

This film is about public space. This film is about the destruction of culture. This film is about fountains that have had enough. In this film, the fountains come to life, they become living beings, each one has its own character and tells a different story. They speak out so that people notice them, perceive […]

The Two Hornets

Gay Samo is facing an unwanted pregnancy with a woman abroad. To decide whether to become a dad, he returns home, where he reunites with his mom after years apart. Samo fights an internal battle over whether to accept or break his family’s sin. In the village, he met his former bully, with whom he […]

Ungrateful Beings

David takes his two children on holiday to the Adriatic Sea, hoping to hold their fractured bilingual family together. His 17-year-old daughter, Klára, struggling with an eating disorder, falls in love with a local boy, Denis. When he is accused of murder, David rushes the children back home. Klára’s condition spirals, landing her in hospital. […]

Father

A tragic mistake shatters the life of a devoted father, shaking his marriage and isolating him in guilt. As the threat of prison looms, he begins to question whether he deserves to go on living. But when he and his wife come to see that the tragedy was not a personal failure, but something rooted […]

Daily Care

Drawn to the beauty of his new employer Sára, the ruined caregiver Ľuboš repeats the same old mistakes. Living in the basement of her sterile villa, he tends to her ailing mother – preparing breakfast, watering the plants, showering, helping her die. Will Sára accept his faults? A subtle melodrama about going on, even with […]

There Is Something I Want to Tell You

In the shadow of the Zámocká shooting in Bratislava, Jaro’s (18) inner trauma and struggle with his hidden identity come to a head. When homophobia from an acquaintance corners him after a training session, he is forced to act. A devastating probe into a young man’s soul, where words fail and, in a silent spasm, […]

Another Round

According to one scientific theory, we are all born with a natural lack of alcohol in our blood, and our bodies function best when that level is maintained at 0.5‰. Teacher Martina and her three friends enthusiastically dive into a bold experiment to test this theory for themselves. How their experiment with regular alcohol consumption […]

Lost Aphrodite

When a strange incident involving an ancient artifact occurs at a Prague museum, curator Zuzana Heranová (30) notices a detail that turns everything upside down: Aphrodite’s apple hides a clue to a long-lost statue of the goddess and a myth associated with immortality. For Zuzana, who is struggling with her mother’s illness and her own […]

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