Families in the Kuncovka rental apartments endure months without hot water or electricity while facing threats from their landlord in Brno.
Synopsis
Families in the Kuncovka rental apartments endure months without hot water or electricity while facing threats from their landlord in Brno.
Synopsis
Families in the Kuncovka rental apartments in Brno endure severe living conditions, lacking hot water and electricity. Their landlord employs intimidation tactics, refusing to provide assistance and expressing hostility towards residents. With no support from local authorities, these tenants join forces with activists and lawyers to fight for their housing rights. Director Tomáš Hlaváček documents their months-long struggle, capturing the legal battles and the community's efforts to secure basic human dignity amid systemic neglect.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet families fighting for housing rights in Brno.
- Follow activists and lawyers in their legal battles.
- See the impact of systemic neglect on communities.
Did You Know
- The documentary runs for 146 minutes.
- Residents of Kuncovka apartments lack hot water and electricity.
- The landlord openly expresses disdain for people of color.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary 'The Impossibility'?
Tomáš Hlaváček directed the documentary 'The Impossibility'.
What are the living conditions like in the Kuncovka rental apartments?
Residents in the Kuncovka rental apartments face dire conditions without hot water or electricity.
What challenges do the families in the documentary face from their landlord?
Families encounter bullying and threats from their landlord, who expresses disdain for people of color.
What are people saying?
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