Who Wants to Kill Jessie?

In this Czechoslovakian science fiction comedy, a scientist invents a device that can transmit dreams directly into people's minds. When the machine malfunctions, it begins broadcasting a sultry and manipulative dream-woman, 'Jessie,' into the subconscious of every man in Prague. This leads to widespread chaos and obsession as men become infatuated with the fictional character, neglecting their real lives and responsibilities.

The film was a major hit in Czechoslovakia and gained international cult status for its unique premise and satirical take on societal obsessions and the power of media. It is celebrated for its originality and humorous exploration of male psychology.

• Praised for its inventive and thought-provoking premise.

• Applauded for its satirical humor and commentary on media influence.

• Recognized as a cult classic of Czechoslovakian cinema.

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The film's innovative concept of broadcasting dreams directly into people's minds was quite ahead of its time, predating many later explorations of virtual reality and subconscious manipulation in cinema.