This three-part production about the life, work, and times of Slovak literary classic Jozef Gregor Tajovský focuses on Tajovský's childhood. Jozef Gregor Tajovský was born in Tajov in 1874 and died in Bratislava in 1940. A large part of the life of the prose writer and playwright Jozef Gregor Tajovský is connected with his native Tajov, Banská Bystrica, and the surrounding villages of Pohorelá, Lopej, Horná Lehota, and Podlavice. He spent his childhood in Tajov with his grandparents. He speaks of it as the most beautiful period of his life. After completing elementary school in Tajov, he studied at a grammar school in Banská Bystrica and at a teacher training college in Kláštor pod Znievom. He was particularly attached to Tajov, to which he returned throughout his life.

Tâm wakes up in a strange hotel room. As she pieces together the night before, she realizes she is not alone.

Prosthetics scientist Abi and her adulterous husband Paul adjust to life outside the city as Abi begins working for high-tech company Integrate, developing a humanoid AI - T.I.M.

Amadeus Macků, the village postman, is an incorrigible dreamer obsessed with the desire to fly. He invents and builds his own hovercrafts, making himself a thorn in the side of his hillbilly neighbours. The group of pub chatterers are particularly annoyed by the wooden runway that the stubborn postman builds for his next experiment. But the guileless weirdo catches the eye of the local doctor, who has an acquaintance with a slick doctor from the big city...

We don't have an overview translated in English. Help us expand our database by adding one.

A documentary about a day in the life of a train station and all it's workers. Very DzigaVertov-ian KinoGlaz like film, consisting of beautiful images edited with style, without dialogues. 　　Nice jazzy soundtrack. 　　Possibly the best work of a director who went on to make a commercially successful, but critically disapproved career with such films like "Sekula Se Opet Zheni".

A documentary about a day in the life of a train station and all it's workers. Very DzigaVertov-ian KinoGlaz like film, consisting of beautiful images edited with style, without dialogues. 　　Nice jazzy soundtrack. 　　Possibly the best work of a director who went on to make a commercially successful, but critically disapproved career with such films like "Sekula Se Opet Zheni".

We don't have an overview translated in English. Help us expand our database by adding one.