Film Lens
Dajori follows Marie Hučková, a 45-year-old woman living in Varnsdorf with her husband. When her younger sister Iveta finds herself homeless with nine children, Marie takes action to improve their situation. The film captures three years of their lives, focusing on the daily experiences of this newly formed family and the impact of poverty on their community.
The film raises questions about the effectiveness of a mother's love in overcoming systemic issues in socially excluded areas. It presents a candid view of the small joys and daily struggles faced by Marie and her family as they navigate life in a challenging environment.
Why Watch
- •Meet Marie Hučková and her family in Varnsdorf.
- •Follow Iveta's struggle with nine children on the streets.
- •Find out how love confronts systemic poverty.
Did You Know
•Marie Hučková is 45 years old and lives in Varnsdorf.
•Iveta, Marie's sister, has nine children and ends up on the streets.
•The film spans three years of the family's life together.
•Dajori has a runtime of 87 minutes.
Perfect For
Romani culture enthusiastsSocial issue advocatesDocumentary film lovers