典型的欧洲家庭，一家四口，老爸肉联长劈肉的，布拉格本是个浪漫的地方，但是看了这片或许会觉得捷克人也太神经了，估计是被肉联厂给摧毁的幻想。老妈超市收银员，长得真老相，这让之后老爸的出轨有了充分理由，儿子在中学鬼混，抽大麻溜滑板。为了喜欢的女生忧郁万分，小女儿长得美极了，是个调皮捣蛋鬼，经常上课走神，经常被老师骂。 　　四口之家这家人的早上通常是这么开始，四个人停在镜子前各干各的，老爸刮胡子，儿子挤青春豆，粉刺长得十分彪悍。紧赶慢赶出门，先去老爸的肉联厂，然后老妈接着送两个在后面打成一团的儿女。 　　老妈的工作乏善可陈，对顾客微笑然后拿商品扫价格，她觉得脸都僵了。老爸在肉联厂干得可是风声水起，不时跟漂亮女同事调调情，然后婚外恋就出现了。 　　家里成了一团糟。不归的老爸，被警察逮了的儿子。找狐狸精拼命的老妈，小女儿的世界开始出现了一只神神叨叨的玩意，就是海报里最大头那只。 　　西方的小孩，特别是挺孤独，或者家里有事那种，在童年时期都会捏造个玩伴，或者自己的世界出来，如是，如是，最近新上映的亦如是。应该也是走这个风格，最后结局完满，父母重圆的时候，那个毛乎乎的小人就走了。 　　整部片子节奏相当明快，串连着很多看似熟悉又荒诞的场景，老妈去参加家长会，在座位上忐忑不安看着老师。儿子和同学去打洞，脸上穿了能有十来个洞。最荒诞的场景还是发生在肉联厂，有难以言传的讽刺效果。剧里的警察通篇扮演着事后诸葛亮角色，很亲切，也很好笑。 　　该片彻底粉碎了布拉格的浪漫气息，但是它跟汉堡一样看上去食欲充足，吃上去味道不错，也很饱肚子。

Netflix投资的一部电影，了解了一个了不起的人，一段历史：Milada Horáková，出生于奥匈帝国时期的布拉格，一战时17岁，因为参加反战游行，被学校开除，之后致力女性平权和儿童福利，1940年因为参与地下抵抗组织被盖世太保拘捕，关押在德国的集中营，德国当局要求德国法庭判死刑，但最终法庭判了她八年，1945年二战结束回到布拉格；46年参选成为国会议员，继续专注女性平权，48年捷共政变，她辞职抗议，公开批评捷共不民主。49年被捕，50年以“国家和人民的敌人"罪名被处以绞刑。在苏共安排下，她和另外十二人的这场审判透过广播直播，最终四人被判绞刑。Milada在1989年后得到平反，布拉格的一条街道以她命名，被执行死刑的那天，也被列为捷克极权制度牺牲者纪念日。Milada最后遗言：“我高昂着头颅，尽管它可能落地也一定这样。在战斗中人们会倒下，但是如果不去战斗，那还是生活吗。

A story of a young student of medicine, who arrives in a small mountain village after being accused for carrying out illegal abortion. The film reflects the moral decline of the society, where stealing in secret and making compromises against one's beliefs make up mundane reality. The filmmakers went to perhaps the furthest possible limits in terms of allowed social criticism in the 1980s. The negative picture is enhanced by its rural setting, since the Slovak village had been traditionally associated with strict morals and conservative values.

An opera troupe in a small town decides to perform Mozart's Don Giovanni. The view behind the scenes uncovers the world of opera without the glitter. A tale of love and disappointment, about music and passionate love-making and about people that live their lives in spite of the opera.

A family has decided to sell their lovely cottage as none of them has visited it for some time. Yet it holds so many nostalgic memories that the mother suggests they all spend one last day there before the sale takes place. This deliberately paced comedy, whose protagonists often remind the viewer of characters from a Jaroslav Papoušek screenplay, takes an agreeably detached view of the Czech phenomenon of weekending in the country.

Dana is young medical student with no self esteem, she can't deal with life, people and even not with herself. After her boyfriend leaves her, she changes to selfish woman, manipulating people and making them to serve her. She plays with her husband, neighbour and friends - for her own good and for fun.