Hafani - Madla a já – Seidlová Monika (2020)

Róza is the editor of a women's lifestyle magazine and as a journalist, she is used to dealing with all sorts of situations. But she wasn't prepared for her husband to find a mistress (what a lousy cheater). Nor was she ready to lose her job ('we're modernizing!'). So, she moves out of their luxurious shared apartment (there's simply no room for both the wife and the mistress) into a rented one-bedroom flat and takes a job as an editor for a pet website. To find enough inspiration for her new job, her son Adam brings her a puppy, a Labrador that someone abandoned, as a gift. Róza is not exactly overflowing with joy at this unexpected gift and thinks she is probably the last person in the world who should have a dog. Not only is she now writing articles about ticks and cat litter boxes instead of interviewing celebrities, but suddenly instead of attending gallery openings and theater premieres, she is dodging dog poop at night and chatting mainly with retirees and homeless people during morning walks. She finds herself in a world of people united by their love for dogs. But she is not sure if this is the life she wants to lead. Even though some dog owners are becoming her friends. And even though she is managing to connect the worlds of celebrities and dog owners. And she still doesn't know if she wants to keep the puppy. Where else would she…