Trailer
Recently widowed Hana, confused teenager Tereza, and young mother Silva, who is doubting her motherhood skills, come together in ORDINARY FAILURES, based on the script by Klára Vlasáková, a writer and scriptwriter known for her distinctive voice and focus on complex female characters. With a strong soundscape and imaginative use of Prague's architecture, primarily its brutalist elements, director Cristina Grosan creates a retrofuturistic world where a trio of women at a crossroads searches for themselves as the world nears its end.
Text: Lenka Tyrpakova
05.11.2024 | 17:00 | Kammerbühne (original version with English subtitles + simultaneous translation into German)
07.11.2024 | 12:30 | Glad-House (original version with English subtitles + simultaneous translation into German)
Klára Vlasáková
Márk Győri
Filippo Barracco
Antonín Šilar
Jonatán Pastirčák
- Taťjana Medvecká / Hana / Czech Republic
- Beáta Kaňoková / Silva / Czech Republic
- Nora Klimešová / Tereza / Czech Republic
- Vica Kerekes / Edita / Hungary
- Rostislav Novák / Stanislav / Czech Republic
- Jana Stryková / Karolína / Czech Republic
- Adam Berka / David / Czech Republic
Cristina Groșan - Cristina Grosan is a Hungarian-Romanian filmmaker and visual artist. In 2021, Cristina’s debut feature “Things Worth Weeping For” premiered at the Sarajevo Film Festival, then went on to be awarded Best Lead Performance at the Bosphorus Film Festival. As of 2022, the film is still on its festival circuit, and also available on Netflix Hungary. Cristina is also keen on working on the short film form. Since graduating from university in 2012, she has directed 6 short films, which toured the worldwide short film circuit. Among those, her award-winning short “Holiday at the Seaside” was distributed in several territories and premiered online to more than 1 million views. Her second feature film ‘Ordinary Failures’ is set to premiere at Giornate degli Autori section of the Venice International Film Festival.