It's Better to Be Healthy and Wealthy than Poor and Sick

The film centers on two women, Nona and Ester, who find themselves entangled in a web of ambition and friendship during a tumultuous time in Czechoslovakia. As they navigate the challenges of the post-revolution era, their differing backgrounds and desires lead to a series of surreal and comedic situations.

Directed by MiroFilm, this film captures the absurdity of life during a significant historical transition. The narrative unfolds as the characters embark on a road trip filled with risky plans to achieve their dreams of wealth and family, all while dealing with the remnants of totalitarianism.

With a cast that includes Deana Horváthová and Dagmar Havlová Veškrnová, the film offers a unique blend of comedy and drama, making it a noteworthy exploration of friendship and ambition against a backdrop of societal change. Its themes of pregnancy, wealth, and the quest for personal freedom resonate in a surreal and satirical manner, reflecting the complexities of life in a newly liberated society.