One F*cking Wish
Disabled Petr, living with an overprotective father, wants to prove his masculinity by meeting a girl from the internet.
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Petr celebrates his 18th birthday. What first may seem like an innocent wish from his grandma triggers a wave of tension in Petr's small family. His father finds that wish for a girlfriend inappropriate. Petr, despite his wheelchair, wants to prove him wrong by arranging a date over the internet. As Vera, the girl comes in for the date, it is time to be a real man.
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Piotr JasinskiWriter
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Jan DvoracekWriter
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Piotr JasinskiDirector
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Ester ValtrovaProducer
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Frantisek BelesKey Cast"Petr"
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Anna GlassnerovaKey Cast"Girl"
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Pavel BatekKey Cast"Father"
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Project Title (Original Language):Jediny Zatraceny Prani
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Project Type:Feature, Short, Student
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Genres:comedy, drama
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Runtime:13 minutes 24 seconds
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Completion Date:August 1, 2022
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Production Budget:10,000 EUR
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Country of Origin:Czech Republic
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Country of Filming:Czech Republic
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Language:Czech
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Shooting Format:16mm
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes - FAMU
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Cairo IFF 2022Cairo
Egypt
November 18, 2022
World Premiere
Jury's Special Mention -
Poitiers IFF 2022Poitiers
France
December 10, 2022
French premiere
Official selection -
Les Arcs IFF 2022Les Arcs
France
December 16, 2022
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Official selection -
New Horizons IFF 2023Wroclaw
Poland
July 24, 2023
Polish premiere
Official competition - shorts
31 years old director from Warsaw, Poland. Currently based in Prague. He is studying Directing MA at FAMU International. Scholar of Visegrad Fund Scholarship Program. His short films premiered at the most important festivals in the world.
The emotional life of handicapped people is still a taboo subject. Very often they need to face stereotypical thinking, even among family.
One F*cking Wish is a story about two different points of view on disability. The Father of handicapped Petr does everything to make his son feel “normal”. However, a special attitude makes Petr feel “different”. The boy wants to prove that he doesn’t need any special care.
Is a wheelchair the real problem, or are we?