Unploughed Field

The film adaptation of Peter Jilemnický's novel depicts the struggles of poor miners in Kysuce against the backdrop of the economic crisis. As emigration peaks, many individuals are driven to seek work in America, while others leave for nearby towns to support their families.

Produced by the Bratislava Art Film Studio, Unploughed Field captures a specific era marked by hardship and resilience. With a cast that includes Samuel Adamčík and Frída Bachletová, this film provides insight into the personal and social challenges faced by those living during this tumultuous time. The historical context adds depth to the narrative, making it a significant piece for those interested in the intersection of history and cinema.