In a few days, the crew will be on the set to shoot a film by students of the Film Academy of Miroslav Ondříček in Písek. The graduate film, entitled Příběh horníka, deals with the themes of guilt and forgiveness after a tragic event in a mine. The director of the film is a third year student Jakub Krajský. The story is set in an unspecified time in the twenty-first century and follows a young miner, Peter, who accidentally causes an accident in a mine. Among the injured are himself and his colleague and friend Viktor. Viktor ends up in a coma, crippled, with his body and face wrapped in bandages. From this moment on, Peter is haunted by an unrelenting sense of guilt, which begins to reflect in strange visions and terrifying phantoms that accompany him at every turn. At the end of the film, Peter comes to forgive himself, comes to terms with his fate, and dies peacefully, free of guilt and suffering. We won't divulge the director's explication of this film, except to mention that it is one that audiences can enjoy. Especially those who tend towards mystery, psychological dramas. I have to be able to handle this subject matter as well.

For the production, Aneta Vojáčková, who came to sign the contract at the Orient café, asked for a contribution from the Jiří Menzel Foundation. It was a nice meeting with other students who applied for financial help.