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Housing Benefit

You print? I don´t.

3 average rating
★★★★★
3
Czech / 18 MIN. / 2026

The Genres

The Synopsis

This stylised short film follows the unexpected intertwining of the fates of a young man, who applies for housing benefit during the day, and the clerk who processes his application. When they meet by chance in a bar that evening and events take an unexpected turn, they both end up in his flat. During their late-night conversation, the clerk reveals the absurdity of her daily work at the office – a world full of nonsensical rules, powerlessness and alienation, which is disturbingly reminiscent of a Kafkaesque labyrinth. This intimate drama, laced with black humour, shows that the victims of bureaucracy are not only its clients, but also those who carry it out.

The Cast

Anežka RusevováFilip TýcŠtěpán CoufalŠtěpánka PencováTomáš KarabLucie VolhejnováBára VeseláViera PavlíkováMichal KolářJakub Haubert

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