My Amazing Film

My Amazing Film

  • Director: Adam Zahradník
  • Designer: Adam Zahradník
  • Produced By: Ostravská univerzita
  • Country of origin: Czech Republic
  • Length: 10 min 52 sec
  • Year: 2025
Individual schizophrenically narrated episodes take us through the instrumentalisation of life by creating pulp (mirroring the film itself) and personifying a machine. The film is rooted in the director’s infinite hatred of computers and, in a deeper sense, explores the boundaries of resistance in the digital age.

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