Loneliness of the Couple

The film centers on Pastor Hubina's family, whose lives are shattered by the tragic death of their son. Edyta, portrayed by Barbara Horawianka, finds herself mentally broken and leaves to stay with her sister in Prague. Here she encounters music teacher von Kschitzky, whose Nazi beliefs complicate her recovery and influence her relationship with her daughter Olesia.

This psychological drama delves into the themes of inner resilience and the impact of loss on family dynamics. As Edyta navigates her grief, the story unravels the complexities of her emotions and choices, particularly as she becomes increasingly drawn to von Kschitzky. The film's focus on the darker aspects of human relationships and ideology makes it a compelling watch for those interested in psychological narratives from the late 1960s.