Ženy, víno, Hvar

The documentary examines the experiences of Czech women who have established lives on Hvar, revealing their motivations and the cultural differences they encounter. With insights into the societal conditions of Yugoslavia during the 1970s, it highlights the allure of Hvar for these women and their perspectives on relationships with local men.

Through interviews with women like Jitka Carič, Eva Vucetič, Vanda Blaškovič, and Bohdana Dulcič, the film provides personal narratives that illustrate the complex dynamics of love and migration. The exploration of the sea's role and the contrasts between Czech and southern men adds depth to their stories, making it a compelling watch for those interested in cultural documentaries.