Original name: Oncle Yanco, Director: Agnès Varda — This was like watching a humorous Greek God who enjoys hosting mortal beings and painting celestial cities that he travels with his mythological sailboat. It also felt like witnessing a day of modern-time Zorba living in San Francisco, asking permission for a siesta. The film had the effect of an animated photo album with a focus on the eccentric uncle to whom you can ask questions and get answers.

Original name: Vermelho Russo, Director: Charly Braun — I loved the simplicity of the movie with a hidden depth to it. People behave differently when they are far from their countries and loved ones. Discovering oneself while afar is a dramatic event and sharing this experience with a best friend is something I haven’t thought about it until shown in this film. The portrayal of Russian people was very realistic and shows how people can connect even without sharing a language.

Remote-working can be hard at times but spring/summer season is not one of those times ❤ I have been working remotely for almost 3 years now (2 years of it mostly in Tallinn) and I learned by experience how important is to find places suitable for work. Keeping this in…

My first trip to Prague was in 2015, and I have been living in Prague almost for a year now. Considering the touristic season is already here (it was more than 20 degrees whole week!), …