Only Beautiful Things to Look At (2026)
Original title: Pramen
- Genre: Drama
- Country: Czechia · Hungary · Slovakia
- Runtime: 88 min
- Released: 2026-07-16
- Czech release: 2026-07-05
Ingrid works as a gynecologist in a district hospital in Slovakia in the late 1980s. Her marriage is at a standstill, she has an affair with a younger colleague in the hospital, and after work, she sits on the abortion committee where they offer Roma women sterilization after the abortion is approved. Eighteen-year-old Agáta, who grew up in a children’s home, comes to work as a nurse at the hospital. Ingrid unexpectedly becomes close to her.
- Director: Ivan Ostrochovský
- Writer: Marek Leščák, Ivan Ostrochovský
- Music: Michal Novinski
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Milan Mikulčík is a Slovak actor born in 1973 in Piešťany. After his studies he spent eight seasons at the Slovak National Theatre in Bratislava before shifting his focus to Czech film and theatre, including guest appearances at the National Theatre in Prague. He is known for his roles in films such as Kawasakiho růže…
Anna Geislerová is a Czech actress and one of the most prominent figures in Czech cinema. She is known for films such as Pelíšky and Protektor. In the film Karavan (2024) she plays Ester, a mother caring for a son with severe mental disability — the film screened at the Cannes Film Festival.
Ivan Ostrochovský is a Slovak film director and producer. He gained wider attention with Koza (2015) and the critically noted Servants (2020), a stark black-and-white drama set in a communist-era seminary. His films tend to focus on moral pressure and individual conscience under authoritarian systems.
Martin Šulík is a Slovak film director known for intimate dramas rooted in Central European history and family life. He gained international attention with Záhrada (1995) and later with Tlmočník (2018). His film Pramen (2024), starring Aňa Geislerová, addresses the forced sterilisation of Romani women during the commu…
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