Pražákům, těm je hej

This film tells the story of the band Pražský výběr as they navigate the complexities of performing in a politically charged environment. Starting in 1984, the narrative unfolds when the band's five-year ban is lifted, allowing them to perform again. The film blends fantasy and documentary styles to capture the atmosphere of late Communist-era Central Europe and the euphoria surrounding its end.

Featuring prominent figures like Michael Kocáb and Simona Stašová, the film showcases not only the music of the era but also the social dynamics at play. The presence of a rock band as a focal point highlights the intersection of art and politics during a transformative period in Czechoslovakia's history. With its unique approach to storytelling, 'Pražákům, těm je hej' stands as a significant cultural piece from the early 1990s, reflecting the challenges and triumphs of artists in a changing society.