Homeland
Synopsis:
Where there’s a will, there’s a way.
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A story about dreams and desires, where reality may not be the only truth.
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Black silouhette. Mr. Nobody lives in a world controlled by numbers, fear and weapons. This Mr. Nobody is bitten by a snake while sleeping. A snake poison injects a new life, a new dimension into Mr. Nobody’s body.
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An audiovisual meditation on the theme of the trip.
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A morale story about aggressive commercialism and the society that is willing to accept its influence. Come and see what can happen with this controversy when you decide not to follow the crowd.
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A story of a lonely illustrated graffiti-tiger whose home are walls and facades of Prague houses. The city full of sprayed dirty streets and corners is a wild jungle where the tiger looks for a way to find his lost love.
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Story about one little man, who tried to keep pace.
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A story of a young man, a cat and a computer set against the backdrop of Mother Nature's struggle with technology. Director Prokop Wilhelm, in his skeptical view, foresaw the arrival and pitfalls of virtual reality.
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Night lovestory of two outsiders, who meet in closed swimming pool in the middle of big city.
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By coincidence a little girl named Miroslava falls asleep on a grave. When she wakes up she finds that she has appeared in the world of dead. How will she get back to her parents and the world of the living? Even if the story deals with the world of death this film written by a Mexican writer and made by Czech animator is very cute and everything turns out fine in the end.
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A meditation on how the world is an infinite number of realities, differing in the ratio of wonder and banality with which they are created. The author Lukáš Glaser tried to project his own consciousness into the images of the film as authentically as possible.
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Three dragon’s heads, three princess and one big allergy.
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Young documentarist Pavel Kačenka shoots a school film mapping the career of forgotten Czech cartoon star – Mr. Hat – and he is not avoiding the controversial questions. Where stands the end of dignity and responsibility for an actor – although he is a cartoon character?