Ice Mother (Bába z ledu): Czech that Film at FilmBar
Ice Mother (Bába z ledu): Czech that Film
Is it possible to break out of one’s routine and head into a new direction late in life? Sixty-year-old Hana is unexpectedly given the impulse to do just that when she meets her contemporary Broňa. He encourages her to take up physical conditioning, especially swimming. Hana’s grown-up sons have been brazenly abusing her generosity for years. They feel that their mother’s new friend could jeopardize their power position. The prospect of a new romance with a hardy nonconformist, who arrives at a family lunch with a hen friend called Adele, finally goads Hana into changing the established order. In his new tragicomedy, director Bohdan Sláma continues to examine familiar themes – broken family relationships, the quest for love and happiness, and the characters’ ability to transform their lives.
Awards: Best Screenplay Award at the Tribeca Film Festival; 16 Czech Lion (Cech equivalent to Oscars) nominations, 6 Czech Lion Awards (including Best Film); 2 Czech Film Critics' Awards
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Awards: Best Screenplay Award at the Tribeca Film Festival; 16 Czech Lion (Cech equivalent to Oscars) nominations, 6 Czech Lion Awards (including Best Film); 2 Czech Film Critics' Awards
Is it possible to break out of one’s routine and head into a new direction late in life? Sixty-year-old Hana is unexpectedly given the impulse to do just that when she meets her contemporary Broňa. He encourages her to take up physical conditioning, especially swimming. Hana’s grown-up sons have been brazenly abusing her generosity for years. They feel that their mother’s new friend could jeopardize their power position. The prospect of a new romance with a hardy nonconformist, who arrives at a family lunch with a hen friend called Adele, finally goads Hana into changing the established order. In his new tragicomedy, director Bohdan Sláma continues to examine familiar themes – broken family relationships, the quest for love and happiness, and the characters’ ability to transform their lives.
Awards: Best Screenplay Award at the Tribeca Film Festival; 16 Czech Lion (Cech equivalent to Oscars) nominations, 6 Czech Lion Awards (including Best Film); 2 Czech Film Critics' Awards
Awards: Best Screenplay Award at the Tribeca Film Festival; 16 Czech Lion (Cech equivalent to Oscars) nominations, 6 Czech Lion Awards (including Best Film); 2 Czech Film Critics' Awards
Ice Mother (Bába z ledu): Czech that Film
Is it possible to break out of one’s routine and head into a new direction late in life? Sixty-year-old Hana is unexpectedly given the impulse to do just that when she meets her contemporary Broňa. He encourages her to take up physical conditioning, especially swimming. Hana’s grown-up sons have been brazenly abusing her generosity for years. They feel that their mother’s new friend could jeopardize their power position. The prospect of a new romance with a hardy nonconformist, who arrives at a family lunch with a hen friend called Adele, finally goads Hana into changing the established order. In his new tragicomedy, director Bohdan Sláma continues to examine familiar themes – broken family relationships, the quest for love and happiness, and the characters’ ability to transform their lives.
Awards: Best Screenplay Award at the Tribeca Film Festival; 16 Czech Lion (Cech equivalent to Oscars) nominations, 6 Czech Lion Awards (including Best Film); 2 Czech Film Critics' Awards