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Deep Dive: Katka (2010)

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Katka
In 'Katka', director Helena Třeštíková presents a 14-year chronicle of Katka, a young woman grappling with drug addiction in Prague. The film captures her life as she seeks love and salvation while facing the harsh realities of addiction. Třeštíková provides an intimate portrayal of Katka's hopes for recovery, her relationships, and her longing for motherhood, allowing viewers to witness her struggles and aspirations. The documentary challenges audiences to confront their feelings about Katka's plight, as it raises questions about redemption and the impact of addiction on personal relationships. Třeštíková's approach emphasizes the humanity of those living on the edge, making 'Katka' a significant exploration of addiction and its effects on life and values.

Why Watch

  • Meet Katka, a woman fighting drug addiction.
  • Follow her hopes for recovery in rehab.
  • See her relationships and longing for motherhood.

Did You Know

The film spans 14 years of Katka's life in Prague.
Helena Třeštíková is the director of 'Katka'.
The film has a runtime of 90 minutes.
The documentary features a cast including Ferdinand Mazurek and Jakub Hejna.

Perfect For

Documentary enthusiastsStudies on addictionCzech cinema fans