Blind-friendly: Love

15+ (fear, sex)

We invite you to a screening as part of our “blind-friendly” series, which makes films accessible to people with visual impairments. On Tuesday, October 27, at 4:00 p.m., we will screen the Slovak film LÁSKA.

The screenings are accompanied by an audio description that provides viewers with a detailed account of the film’s plot, individual scenes, the actors, and their gestures and facial expressions. Access to the theater is not wheelchair-accessible; therefore, trained ushers are available in case any visitors need assistance climbing the stairs. The Úsmev Cinema is located behind the Mlynská bašta and Stredná priemyselná škola Dopravná buildings, next to the Urban department store. When selecting films, we focus on shorter-running films and consult with the ÚNSS and members of the blind and visually impaired community.

Admission to the screening is three euros. You can purchase tickets online or in person from the usher before the screening.

Anna is searching for a stable anchor in her relationships, but in reality, she is merely repeating her mother’s manipulative behavior. When she meets a terminally ill patient and his loving wife, she discovers a love that will fundamentally change her life.

Anna, a thirty-year-old neurologist, never received love from her mother, so she seeks it from others. She would like to find a stable foundation in her relationships, but in reality, she is merely repeating her mother’s manipulative behavior. She fulfills her desire for acceptance by caring excessively for her patients. As the attending physician, she meets Ján, a terminally ill patient diagnosed with ALS, and his loving wife, Mariana. She tries to make them dependent on her help. At the same time, she is fascinated by the purity of their relationship. It is something she has never experienced before. She discovers true love, which will fundamentally change her life.