Pola Kazak

Far, far away, endless fields overgrown with weeds stretch to infinity. A beautiful garden is hidden in the middle of them, and it is carefully looked after by the Gardener. Her endurance is put to the test when a severe storm breaks out and her garden is flooded with seeds of weeds. This innocent encounter slowly grows into a life-and-death struggle. The Gardener tries her best to defeat this elemental force, but her fear and her desire to resist the intruders at all costs puts her entire world at risk.

A man and a woman set out for the bullfighting arena, only to miss their bus. Whose fault is it? Who bears responsibility? Who has the right to be angry and offended? Their relationship drama suddenly transforms into a relentless duel between a toreador and a bull—just as the real bullfight begins in the nearby arena.

In 1920, Franz Kafka wrote 120 letters to writer and journalist Milena Jesenská. A love which filled Kafka’s life with light and hope and, at the same time, illuminates his fears and the darkness in him.