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Miko is a truck driver, his father is Romani, and above all he is a man who wanted to help those in need. When the Czech government was looking for reasons not to take in a few dozen children from Greek refugee camps after the chemical attacks on Syrian civilians in 2018, Miko took justice into his own hands and, together with the Czechs Helping initiative, prepared facilities for child refugees. However, government officials gave priority to political interests. Will parliamentary elections and a change of ministries save the situation? An unflattering but accurately portrayal of the Czech Republic as a country that will only offer a helping hand when it is worthwhile. (Ji.hlava International Documentary Film Festival)
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It bothers me terribly that Czech society is so openly racist and xenophobic, which is unfortunately confirmed not only by this documentary but also by the overall negative attitude of Czechs toward dark-skinned foreigners. I'm not comfortable living in this atmosphere... In any case, truck driver Jaroslav Miko is one of the few people in our country with a deep humanistic feeling and a desire to help all those in need. Hats off to his determination and the boundless perseverance with which he continually takes on windmills. Often it requires a good deal of courage and self-denial. (70%)
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