Adam Mišík

The life of two brothers is closed into online social networks, they permanently chatting with "virtual" girls on the Internet and the biggest problem for them is when the battery died in their cell phone. They meet with real life when they are forced by parents to join to 200 km bike trip in the beautiful summer Bohemian landscape.

A flood in Prague has damaged Marcela and Jarda's home, and he behaves boorishly about their son's asthma, so she threatens divorce and takes the kids to her mom's, a possessive woman whose husband is a creep. While they're away, Jarda is jailed for possession of a stolen car (he's a mechanic who's turned his garage into a chop shop). Benes, the car's urbane owner, befriends Marcela, and soon she has options. Her mother and Jarda's mother push her in opposite directions. Jarda has animal magnetism, Benes offers security, and her own body and mind may be at cross-purposes. The Cold War is over, Czechs are free to behave well or badly. What's best?