Oliver works as an air traffic controller at Bratislava airport. He is of Czech origin, and while he has worked in Slovakia for many years, he has never managed to assimilate. He leads a lone existence in a large housing community where he has a view into the windows of other tenants. Oliver's attention is mainly focused on a young family who live opposite him. The family embodies the happiness which has always eluded him. Soon, however, his feelings of admiration turn to envy and desire as Oliver becomes intent on procuring a contented life for himself, even if it means breaking the law.
Cast: Ivan Trojan, Jana Hlavacova, Kristína Turhanová, Dagmar Bruckmeyer
Directed by: Peter Kristúfek
"Kinoautomat" is the world’s first interactive film - a black comedy satire on democracy - whose plot and story are determined by the audience. A naked woman, an apartment building in flames, a car chase, and it’s always up to you what happens next! The action stops at nine points, and the audience has to choose between two scenes; following the vote, the chosen scene is played. The film, made in 1967 in Czechoslovakia, has since been screened exclusively only a handful of times, and has attracted thousands of excited spectators. The film will be screened in Riga twice as part of the Riga International Short Film Festival 2ANNAS.
Cast: Karla Chadimová, Miroslav Hornícek, Jan Libícek
Directed by: Radúz Činčera