Nina Divísková

Adapted from Zelenka's own play. Petr Hanek (Trojan), 33, has lost his job and his girlfriend, Jana (Šulajová). His attempts to win her back are complicated by the increasingly bizarre situations he finds himself in. Petr's eccentric mother (Divíšková), meanwhile, attempts to snap Petr's father (Krobot) out of his emotional detachment, with unexpected results. (prague.tv)

Jealous of her vapidly "good" sister's popularity, poisonous Viktoria doses pretty Klara's tea with a slow-acting fatal substance. As the latter grows hysterically weak, the former finds success increasingly compromised by guilt, blackmail, and the pesky need to kill others lest she be exposed. (imdb)

The road show arrived to small village and after the play inhabitans are in some mysterious danger.

"Fresco about the necessity of miracle in life of man", this is anarchic, surrealist and often lovingly incoherent movie depicts stories of people of Babindol, small viticultural village in the Western Slovakia. After arrival of hedonistic Frenchman Pierre, Babindol immerse into series of celebrations, weddings and funerals, and maybe some love affairs would be sorted out, too. Havetta's full-length debut was forbidden by Czechoslovakian Communist party at the time.

Two ex-soldiers search for stability and love when they return home after World War One. (imdb)

Discovering a mess and a lone earring at his remote cottage, rich philanderer Aksman (Jiri Bartoska, real-life head of the Karlovy Vary fest) begins to suspect son Artur (David Kraus) is involved in the disappearance and murder of dancer Marika (Barbora Seidlova). Meanwhile, a police task force led by determined Hrazdira (Martin Stropnicky) uncovers parents shielding kids who participated in a sex party that led to the killing. (variety.com)

The mind of a man whose life is apparently running smoothly but who attempts suicide is delved into in this sincere movie. The story catches up with him during his treatment at a mental health clinic which grants him short passes away, but to which he must return. (karagarga)

Based on famous poem Máj of K.H. Mácha, which is considered the peak of Czech romanticism. (imdb)