A triptych of stories made by the youngest generation of Czech filmmakers. The short The Garden of Paradise (dir. by Bohdan Sláma) dramatises a love story at a small train station where shy Stáňa, who likes reading train schedules best of all, struggles with his resolute aunt’s efforts to make a real man out of him. The medium-length work, The Open Landscape of a Free Man (dir. by Pavel Göbl), tells the vacation tale of a student who, thanks to a fateful coincidence, stays with an odd villager who teaches him to look at the world from a new perspective. In the medium-length story Radhošť (dir. by Tomáš Doruška) a pragmatic father visits his father-in-law in Moravian Wallachia. Thanks to the local plum brandy and fairy tales, the citified visitors enter for a time into a world of myth and magic. The three stories are linked through the similarity of their narrative poetics and their interest in uncommon environments and heroes. The filmmakers’ results confirm the saying that what we long for most is often sitting right in front of our eyes.