Portrait of Earthman

An associative film about blending the personal with the common, about the relationship of the memories of a place and memories of individuals, about the processes of reconciliation and coming to terms with something. A film about searching for paths from small to big Berlin and more.

Film explores how art is misused in development projects in Prague, the so called "developers' artwashing", in the context of urban policy and public space.  

Pepa, a deaf guy, enjoys being among people with normal hearing. But pieces of information often come to him distorted. Misunderstandings are common, even in interactions with his boyfriend, Jakub. Jakub tries to learn sign language, but his impatience prevents him from really understanding Pepa. How can the both worlds be connected?    

A symbolic dark bridge between students of various nationalities and a Czech patriot.

How would a tumour think if it talked? A fictional interview with Mr Tumour about his life journey and building his business. A short science-popularization comedy about oncological diseases and their progress with a touch of humour.

Does society behave any different in the times of crisis? How much are we willing to sacrifice for our own safety? Were we overwhelmed by fear or panic during the coronavirus crisis in the Czech Republic and Slovakia? And who did we blame for the outbreak? Through three stories, the film contemplates the narrow-mindedness of people masquerading as an effort to stay safe.   

Pionýr bike: what happens when a father and his daughter decide to make a film about a dusty motorbike? A film about film, old bikes and one relationship.  

  Pelhřimov is only a small town in the Vysočina region, but also the town of records and curiosities, the town of a large jacket and giant dishes, the town of devils and ghosts. Is it multicultural? Is it tolerant? 

A short film about a failed relationship and self-acceptance through (video) diaries of both participants.  

Is it possible to do anything about ringing in the ears? This film seeks sources of noise in the urban landscape. It follows the sound traces surrounding the author, the hum of engines over the clatter of railways, the clock ticking at home, and his own tinnitus.

How such a historically significant building as the Uherské Hradiště Prison projects itself onto the everyday lives of those who have it right under their noses – students and teachers of the School of Decorative Arts and what impact does it have on them? With this particular case, the film tries to show the importance of historical sights in general.