6 gramů (2026)
Director: Miroslav Ondruš
Cast: Ondřej Vetchý, David Novotný, Jiří Mádl, Martin Pechlát, Lenka Vlasáková
Four dads get an urgent summons to the school gymnasium after a ski trip takes a shocking turn—a suspicious bag of white powder turns up in their sons' gear. Each father walks in armed with alibis, certain his own kid is blameless. But the headmistress has her own battle to fight: a local councillor is maneuvering to oust her and install his mistress in her job, and she's convinced this powder incident is a setup to take her down. What follows is a comedic avalanche of crossed wires, finger-pointing, and escalating chaos, as one ordinary afternoon snowballs into a total meltdown for everyone trapped in that room.
More About This Film
6 gramů is a 2026 Czech comedy directed by Miroslav Ondruš. The title refers to a small but potentially consequential quantity, setting up a story in which an apparently insignificant detail can become the source of trouble, misunderstandings, or unexpected consequences.
The film uses comedy to follow flawed characters through situations that become increasingly difficult to control. Its accessible ensemble approach is anchored by established Czech performers and a contemporary sense of humor.
- Miroslav Ondruš wrote and directed the film.
- Martin Finger, Oskar Hes, and Klára Issová are among the stars.
- The film runs for approximately 90 minutes.
- It is a Czech-language production.
- IMDb listed an early rating of approximately 5.9/10.
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