Smích se lepí na paty

The story follows Joska Platejz, a jack of all trades living in a cottage in the Giant Mountains. He enjoys cooking for a group of woodcutters and has created a unique living environment with features like a wind turbine and a wood-burning cable car. Joska's character grapples with the themes of solitude and companionship, as he navigates his friendships and a budding romance with a middle-aged lady.

With a runtime of 92 minutes, the film showcases the charm of its setting and characters, revealing Joska's contradictions as he claims to prefer solitude while yearning for connection. The strong performances by a talented cast, including Vlastimil Brodský and Jiřina Bohdalová, further enhance the narrative's depth and appeal. This film is a part of the rich tapestry of Czechoslovak cinema from the 1980s that collectors may find intriguing for its cultural significance and storytelling.