Dvanásť

A young man, struggling with his studies and societal expectations, finds himself in a series of humorous and often absurd situations. He navigates the complexities of burgeoning adulthood, relationships, and the rigid educational system, all while trying to maintain a semblance of his own identity.

Considered one of Miloš Forman's early masterpieces, 'Dvanásť' was praised for its sharp wit, social commentary, and authentic portrayal of youthful rebellion against an oppressive system. It resonated with audiences for its blend of comedy and poignant observation of life in then-Czechoslovakia.

• A biting satire on education and societal conformity.
• Forman's signature observational humor is on full display.
• Captures the spirit of youthful disillusionment with remarkable authenticity.

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Although often referred to by its English title 'The Loves of a Blonde', the film's original Czech title 'Lásky jedné plavovlásky' translates to 'The Loves of a Blonde Girl', and 'Dvanásť' (meaning 'Twelve') is a less common title for it, possibly referring to a different cut or a misremembered title. The film is a seminal work of the Czechoslovak New Wave.