Alfred wants to unclutter but scatters, his cars moves but too fast.
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- Experimental
- Tragicomedy
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Alfred wants to unclutter but scatters, his cars moves but too fast.
Interview with director Alexandra Májová.
In the old Jewish cemetery in the city of Safed, people come from afar to pray on the graves of rabbis from the golden age of Kabbalah in the 16th century, sometimes with hope to find redemption to their life problems.
A man gets off a boat. He walks into a restaurant and orders albatross soup. He takes one sip… pulls out a gun, and shoots himself. So…why did he kill himself?
A short story about living with and as a headless person.
An apartment is populated by a couple, a drug addict, a depressed man and a suicidal office lady. Everyone wants to be happy by finding a way to achieve their own form of satisfaction.
What will be after death? A lot of people thinking about this question. A lot of groups have very different opinion but majority of tham have one thing similar. Almost all religions are convinced that they are right. I wrote this movie, with my friend Karel Vžtrovsků, in time when we were slowly breaking out of the Christian prison in our minds, where we grew up and where we were imprisoned for a long time.
For Rene Fustercluck, life was bad, the Apocalypse was awful and then Gordon arrived. ‘After the End’ explores the possibility that the only thing worse than being the last man on earth, is being the second to last man on earth.
How many obsessions can one family have? In Joanna Quinn and Les Mills’ Affairs of the Art, we reconnect with Beryl, the working-class heroine who not only reveals her own obsession with drawing but exposes the addictions of her eccentric family, which include pickling, screw threads and pet taxidermy.
A music video.
A story about how to turn your weaknesses into strengths and eventually reveal the true value of your actions to the ones mocking you.
Short movie about love, but mostly about socks.
A story between two sick grandmas in a hospital.
Amidst a bustling cityscape, a child pays a visit to a woman in a high-rise apartment. Inside, their interactions with each other, and with the outside world, become increasingly phantasmagorical.
What is the titular game? Who cheers for it? Why is this happening? Will these questions receive clear answers?
Hilarious musical film telling that in life there is always a place for a small miracle and a sudden joy. This joy can be caused by a simple thing as an empty tin can of condensed milk, forgotten by Soviet cosmonauts in orbit, that accidentally fell to Earth.
I’m a baby in a 1950s backyard with my toys and my family. My dad has a Kodak box camera. I’m a sleepy child at the Darra picture theatre, waking up to a film noir.
By sourcing multiple digital images of the same place from different archives this experiment in film makes use of frame by frame montage to discover hidden forms, patterns and references thereby giving new meaning to the prevailing redundancy of these pictures.
When playing a mysterious vinyl single, Pia is suddenly able to travel through her life.
A he-frog falls hopelessly in love with a she-frog. She-frog, however, is unimpressed, and won’t budge from her comfy spot on the farmer’s wife’s slipper.