Fugue on the Black Keys

The story follows Fati Farari, who is preparing for his first solo concert while reflecting on his identity and experiences as a foreign student in Prague. As he navigates the city, he confronts the reality of racism and the emotional toll it takes on him, especially in his interactions with women. The narrative explores the depths of his loneliness and the weight of his family's tragic loss just before his concert.

Fugue on the Black Keys is produced by FAMU, signifying its roots in a renowned film school known for its innovative storytelling. The film features a cast that includes Jiří Stivín, Jiří Štíbr, Milan Jonáš, Antonín Novotný, and Alena Bradáčová, who contribute to this poignant exploration of human experiences against the backdrop of classical music. This film stands out for its focus on a marginalized perspective during a time when such narratives were less common in cinema.