A favourite of the director, Vratislav Brabenec from the underground rock band The Plastic People of the Universe plays an aging saxophonist who was never part of a proper band himself but made recordings of other groups. He was locked up for this under socialism. He’s now buying a run-down house in the border region of North Bohemia, from where he is planning the mother of all revenges. He is soon joined by old mates played by amateur actors Jiří Vymětal and Joža Polievka. They, too, have yet to settle their own scores with the pub owner (Jiří Lábus) who serves beer in the local taproom, blithely unaware that he once caused our heroes great grief. This flick was written and directed by eccentric filmmaker and author Pavel Göbl who already has a micro-budget avant-garde piece and commercial comedy behind him. Sunrise Supervising represents his more artistic side. It breaks away from stock Czech production with its rough acting performances, black-and-white lensing and its memorable score.