Sophia Šporclová

A dramatic story of a mother and daughter set in the late 1980s. The film tells the story of Lilian, a young mother whose life has not been easy. She has an intellectual disability and, to make matters worse, suffered a traumatic assault during her adolescence. The relatively idyllic life she shares with Mrs. Holasová, who cares for both Lilian and her young daughter Malvína, is shattered by the death of the eldest member of this three-generation trio of women. Lilian and Malvína’s lives are thus turned upside down literally from one moment to the next.

At a small bus station in an anonymous town, five strangers meet. Each has their own reasons for no longer enjoying life and wanting to end it, but none of them has the courage to do it alone.

Radio correspondent Karel Beran returns briefly to Prague from the Middle East due to an anonymous tip, but a revolution suddenly breaks out in Kambur just then. To fulfill his duty, he fabricates live reports from his Vinohrady apartment, simulating the uprising’s sounds with kitchen appliances. When Czech Radio decides to send a support team, he faces an impossible choice: admit the deception or stage his own death.

A birthday music show featuring one of the most prominent Czech violin virtuosos. Pavel Šporcl is a world-renowned violin virtuoso and a direct successor to the famous tradition of the Czech violin school represented by Otakar Ševčík, Jaroslav Kocian, and Václav Snítil. Thanks to his artistry and unconventional performances, he has enjoyed success on the world's most prestigious stages with audiences of all generations. He is entering the second half of his life with a special birthday concert full of exclusive guests, featuring new arrangements and orchestral accompaniment, showcasing a cross-section of his work to date.