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The cinemas will soon present the first feature film Theodor Kuhn, entitled "Sharp Knife".
The film freely inspires real events and tells the fictional story of his father (Roman Luknár), who killed his son. It should be four neo-Nazis who were released for a crime.
The driving force behind the story is the huge paternal need to fight a dormant and corrupt system and investigate the case by itself. It's a fight that is unbalanced and is also played by other players – the Mafia in power
. The brutal murder of a 21-year-old student, Daniel Tupé, is not examined even after 13 years. Between the story of Kuhn and the scriptwriter Jakub Medvecký and the period after the assassination of Tupy is an unpleasant analogy. Slovakia has become a country in which it can defeat neo-Nazis with complete impunity. The situation also generates a disgusting image of Slovak politics and justice.
A sharp knife will probably be an irritating film that provokes global debate and brings up the scary parallels of the present with the recent history of the second half of the zero years.
A recurrent condition that disturbs
"Originally, I was planning to shoot a film about the case of Daniel Tupé, a film about a family losing a son and a failing legal system does not allow him to obtain justice.But the disturbing events of recent months, the murder of a journalist and his fiancée, or another innocent young man in the center of the capital, have shown that this trend It is repeated today in Slovakia and the link of our film begins to be unpleasant again, "says Teodor Kuhn
" Random tragic attacks will always occur. But the "system" that prevents them from being examined is a much more complicated problem. And just to emphasize the issue of justice and its availability for a normal and unprivileged citizen is our ambition, "added Khun, who produced the film with screenwriter Jakub Medvecký for 5 years and is now almost done.
The project is also dramaturgically involved in the current names of Czech screenwriter Štepán Hulík (Horiaci ker, Pustina) and Rudolf Suchánek (Home Care) .The film's director is Denisa Buran, who recently won the Sun in the network behind the camera in Piata Ship (2017).
Khun himself is one of the outstanding talents of Bratislava's FTF VŠMU in recent years, which he has demonstrated with his works "Lost Children" (2011), Momo (2012) and "Prepare Me (2015) ", success in many international festivals. The image The sharp knife could reach the Slovak distribution this autumn
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