A hybrid, a drama, a fairy tale and a documentary – even Slovak director Miro Remo doesn’t know how to define Karlovy Vary Film Festival winner “Better Go Mad in the Wild.” And he doesn’t care.
“It’s not important to me where this film fits formally. What matters is that it faithfully reflects the life of the twins,” he says. Remo picked up the coveted Grand Prix on Saturday.
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His protagonists, twin brothers František and Ondřej Klišík, are living together far away from the rest of society. They are descendants of Slovaks from Romania, who settled in the Šumava region after World War
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