DŮM BEZ VÝCHODU (House Without Exit) is a haunting long-term documentary that addresses resistance to the business of poverty in the Czech Republic. The film focuses on the notorious "Kuncovka" hostel in Brno, a place of systemic exploitation that particularly affects the Roma community. In the course of the story, the residents of Kuncovka find themselves in an existential struggle - not only against the owner, but against a system that tolerates and even enables such abuses. The film sheds light on the connections between poverty, discrimination and systemic injustice and shows how disadvantaged groups in a neoliberal society are trapped in a vicious circle of exploitation and exclusion.

DŮM BEZ VÝCHODU (House Without Exit) is a powerful long-term documentary about the struggle against the business of poverty in the Czech Republic. At its center lies the notorious "Kuncovka" hostel in Brno - a place of systematic exploitation that particularly targets the Roma community. As the story unfolds, the residents of Kuncovka find themselves drawn into an existential battle - not only against the owner, but against a system that tolerates and even enables such abuses. The film sheds light on the connections between poverty, discrimination, and systemic injustice, exposing how disadvantaged groups in a neoliberal society are trapped in a vicious cycle of exploitation and exclusion.

Docu | Czechia | 2024 | 146 min | OmeU | Director: Tomáš Hlaváček | FSK in Czechia: 12
Docu | Czechia | 2024 | 146 min | SEN | Direction: Tomáš Hlaváček | VSR in Czechia: 12

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