Igor Ochepovsky

Lenka Dusilová is an extraordinary figure in the Czech music scene: an original composer, multi-instrumentalist, and unmistakable voice with over two decades of a distinguished solo career. Emerging as a wild rocker in early ’90s bands (Sluníčko, Lucie, Pusa), she gained widespread acclaim with her debut solo album “Lenka Dusilová” (2000), earning the first of many Singer of the Year awards. Brave and unpaved, she then charted her own path as an interpreter of her own songs, releasing solo albums such as “Spatřit světlo světa” (2002) and “Mezi světy” (2005). Over the years, Dusilová delved ever deeper into a unique personal expression, blending influences from diverse styles and life experiences on albums like “Eternal Seekers” (2008), “Baromantika” (2011), and “V hodině smrti” (2014).

A street musician is released from prison. His first reaction is to search for the old photograph of his girlfriend. He takes a long bus ride to his hometown with a warm heart to be reunited with her. However his lover has already moved on with another man. Heartbroken the guitarist leaves home and befriends an abandoned street dog, a dachshund, and embarks on a new journey.

A recording of a traditional concert that brings together different religions, cultures and ideas.