Kolja

In Prague in 1988, cellist Luca (Zdenek Sverák) lost his orchestra's work for a long time and could only make a living by playing for the funeral home and repairing tombstones. This older bachelor is quite attractive in front of women, and he never tires, but his embarrassing life forced him to go against his original intention and fake marriage with a Soviet woman in order to get compensation. A few days after the marriage, the Soviet woman diverted to West Germany and threw her five-year-old son Coria (Andrei Chalimon) to Luca to raise. Luca spoke to Corri in Czech words that the other party did not understand. Ya complained about the dominance of the Soviets, and at the same time had to deal with the police's investigation of fake marriages and mothers who were hostile to the Soviets. Luca asked many girlfriends to take care of Korya. The father and son gradually became dependent on each other. Soon the Soviet government wanted to pick up the children. Luca took advantage of the chaotic situation in the late 1980s and took Korya to leave. Run away from home... This
film won the 1997 Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film Award and the 1996 Venice Film Festival Honor Award.

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