Tereza Nvotová’s Father is a gripping family drama about Michal, Zuzana, and their daughter Dominika. At first glance, Michal and Zuzana seem to have it all: successful careers and a picture-perfect life. But when Michal begins to suffer from memory problems, their carefully constructed world unravels. From its very first moments, the film draws the audience into an atmosphere of tension and unease.Nvotová takes the bold approach of shooting the film almost entirely in a single take, using dynamic pacing and dizzying camerawork to immerse the viewer in an overwhelming sense of reality. Known for her fearless treatment of taboo or complex subjects, she portrays her characters as both fragile and enigmatic. The story unfolds in a language oscillating between surrealism and hyperrealism, keeping the trajectory unpredictable. The result is a powerful exploration of a deeply sensitive theme, told without sensationalism but with a striking vision that lingers long after the credits roll.