My Sunny Maad
When Herra, a Czech woman, falls in love with Nazir, an Afghan man, she has no idea about the life that awaits her in post-Taliban Afghanistan, nor about the family she is about to join.
Getting married is always a big step, but for Helena it marks a fundamental change in her life. She leaves Prague behind and moves with Nazir to Kabul, where she becomes part of a family she has never met. The new world brings much joy, but also difficulties that a European married to an Afghan man must overcome. But the clash of cultures is just one theme in Michaela Pavlátová’s new film, which elegantly avoids taking a stereotyped view of its subject. My Sunny Maad is first and foremost a humanist exploration of the dynamics of human relationships, which – though they play out against the two-dimensional backdrop of a Central Asian city – also offers a more universal message about the importance of mutual respect and understanding.
Read moreCésar Awards
2021 – Michaela Pavlátová (Best Animated Film)
Annecy International Animated Film Festival
2021 – Michaela Pavlátová (Best Feature Film)
Bucheon International Animation Film Festival
2021 – Michaela Pavlátová (International Competition – Feature Film)
Future Film Festival
2021 – Michaela Pavlátová (First Prize)
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