Boys See It Differently Than Girls

An original comedy about people in contemporary Prague who, at various stages of life, try to figure out who they are, what they really want, and whether they have fulfilled their dreams. The film reflects intergenerational relationships, identity crisis, and the pressure of consumer culture with humor, rawness, and perspective, delivering a series of unexpected twists.

Prague is a city of seven bridges that connect both riverbanks and human destinies - a pulsing place where a person can be surrounded by people and yet painfully alone. In its rhythm, the lives of seven characters intersect: Martina, Kamila, Dana, Romana, Karel, Marek, and Emma. Each stands at a different point in life and carries their own idea of happiness, love, and fulfillment - and gradually discovers how far this idea has drifted from reality.

The mosaic-like narrative follows their meetings and near-misses, intimate moments and crucial decisions. Relationships form, fall apart, and redefine themselves, with Prague serving as both backdrop and active agent in their inner transformations. With gentle irony and observational humor, the film explores what remains of our dreams when we face the compromises of adulthood - and whether it is still possible to change direction.