Obchod na korze

Set during World War II, the film explores the Nazi occupation in Slovakia and the dilemmas faced by people during this period. The movie introduces the character of Tono, appointed as an "Aryan comptroller," to delve into the moral quagmires and the battle between greed and conscience. Tono is assigned to a button shop and eventually befriends the elderly Jewish widow Rozalie, the owner. However, when an order is issued to round up and deport all Jews in the city, Tono's conflict and moral dilemma are conveyed to the audience. This film provides a thought-provoking perspective on human relationships and ethical issues.

The movie leaves a profound impact on the viewers. It brings to light the experiences in a town under Nazi occupation and the sufferings of the Jewish people. Furthermore, it shows how people's lust for power and money can severely harm moral values.

The film was shot in Slovakia in the mid-1960s, during the era of World War II.