Raj na zemi

A documentary about a village that was during one night in 1947 separated by force into a Soviet and a Czechoslovak part in a way, that the border runs through the middle of the village, separating properties and families.

The Border: Arizona, SB1070, and the Immigration Question

A documentary on the attempt by Gypsy leader and his team to win elections in white Slovakia.

The Gypsy Vote

An unusual film about the environment in families with autistic children, which reveals the day-to-day challenge of life with them.

So Far, So Near

Virtually without exception, a relation between parents and children is something that affects us throughout our lives.  The first fiction film by award-winning documentarist Jaro Vojtek is an omnibus film about complicated relationships between parents and their children in which characters are challenged with long-term separation or declining health. Four stories titled Son, Marathon, Canary and Father tell four different tales that form a single view on the troubled relationship between parents and children. Each story takes place in a different season and together they create a multi-layered mosaic of relations  reflecting hopes, disappointments and inevitable decisions. With a documentary filmmaker’s precision, Vojtek observes the characters and their behaviour, presenting an authentic picture of damaged family relations.