The story is about Harold, who is alone in a world of totalitarian bureaucracy that is too big for him to fit into. People who knew Joseph Kilian in the past are hard to find in Prague. When Harold comes across a state-run cat-lending store, he rents a cat for the day without thinking. Later, when he tries to return the cat, he finds that the store is no longer there, so he can't do it. Harold has a new friend to help him find Kilian. It was written and directed by Pavel Juracek, and it does a great job of making fun of personality cults and totalitarianism.
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The story is about Harold, who is alone in a world of totalitarian bureaucracy that is too big for him to fit into. People who knew Joseph Kilian in the past are hard to find in Prague. When Harold comes across a state-run cat-lending store, he rents a cat for the day without thinking. Later, when he tries to return the cat, he finds that the store is no longer there, so he can't do it. Harold has a new friend to help him find Kilian. It was written and directed by Pavel Juracek, and it does a great job of making fun of personality cults and totalitarianism.
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