Jaroslav Kučera was the husband of the director Věra Chytilová and one of the most original cinematographers of the Czechoslovak New Wave. Footage that he captured in his free time for private purposes served a few decades later as the basis for the creation of a fragile, intimate portrait which dispenses with words. In it, the master of the image freely sketches the innermost space of his family. Thanks to the director’s sensitive selection, we observe scenes of spontaneous posing before the lens and moments of repose, compellingly woven together with a soundtrack by the producer Aid Kid.

Writer / Jakub Felcman    Editor / Matěj Sláma    Sound / Jakub Jurásek    Music / Aid Kid

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