Dcera – Harasimová Markéta (2026)

A toxic childhood has taught Klára to doubt her own judgement, and Štěpán uses this perfectly. Love turns into control, security into fear and reality into his version of the truth. When the cycle of violence closes in, Klára discovers that the only way out leads through darkness. Her story begins as a case of going from one bad situation to another and loosely follows the psychological thriller Matka. Having experienced real hell in the past, Klára longs for love and a family refuge. She gives in to the charismatic Štěpán and quickly becomes pregnant, only to discover that the man she has fallen in love with has two faces. She is drawn into domestic violence that begins almost imperceptibly but has increasingly devastating consequences. Klára does not know how to escape: she has no money, support network or friends to rely on. Her only close companion is the narcissistic manipulator Štěpán. When she loses her unborn baby in dramatic circumstances, her entire life takes a new turn. The young woman decides to avenge not only the death of her expected daughter, but also to settle accounts with everyone who has hurt her in recent years, including her mother. A thriller of events with a bloodthirsty potential begins, and it may end tragically for more than one of those involved. Klára does not see that her plans are taking her to the edge of the law. She intends to leave destruction and perhaps death in her wake.