Kris Kelly brings a powerful vision of history relevant to current debates on immigration through a story about a cross-border smuggler, Josef Hasil, who helped Czechoslovakians seeking freedom in the West during the Cold War, while his actions condemned his own family to long term imprisonment. He combines narrative animation resembling modern film noir, conversations with witnesses, and shots of the beauty of the mysterious Šumava forests with emotional music score by David Holmes.

Thirteen years old Marek shoots videos with social themes, making him an outsider among his classmates. At home, his peaceful relationship with his mother is disrupted by his mother's new acquaintance . In the most sensitive phase of his life, Tereza enters his path. Despite their social differences, they develop a liking for each other. Soon teenage games spiral out of control with a simulated kidnapping, culminating in a runaway from home. They board a train and a series of spontaneus adventures pursue until they get lost in a labyrinth of endless freedom. The attraction of desperation turns into the taste of loneliness and fear of the unknown and emotional outbursts begin to drown in the loss of illusions.

Six-year-old Amálka is shut out of a family argument. She spends an idyllic afternoon at the lake with her grandparents and later learns the fuss was about her mother's plan to break away and live as an artist in Prague.

A feature-length documentary about the legendary Czech pop rock band Tata Bojs, a recapitulation of the life of the band and its members, a look back into the past. Instead of usual biographical portrait, we want to look not only in archival material but also to the future, to bring a unique insight into the making process here and now, to associate the film language and find out how their music originates. What is the motor for the successful band and where it draws inspiration for its fresh lyrics.