Každý něco tají – Sedláčková Andrea (2017)

The renowned film director (among others, Must I Seduce You, Fair Play) enters the literary field for the second time. After the successful "novel from her life" My Parisian Revolution (2014), she now presents a "novel from society" Everyone Has Something to Hide. The story set in the world of film actors and their everyday and festive days offers not only captivating and thrilling reading but also raises questions about the society we live in and what ethical boundaries we are capable of imposing on our actions. The reader will be drawn into a plot where goodwill suddenly turns into slander, where the willingness to do something for someone can easily be exploited. The well-known actress Lucie must fight her personal battle not only against the tabloids, of which she becomes a victim, but also against the distrust of those around her and ultimately, mainly, against herself. Andrea Sedláčková once again proves that with the same sensitivity and brilliance with which she directs films, she is capable of writing a story from which you will not be able to tear yourself away.