Short documentary

Confession

(Spoveď)

Rebeka always felt safe in church. Then something happened and she never again went to confession. Years later, in a personal documentary, she reopens old wounds and speaks out regarding a case of sexual abuse about which only her best friend knew.

While the perpetrator should be held accountable for abusing his authority and violating a young girl’s virtue and dignity, it is Rebeka who feels shame, has difficulty establishing any intimate relationship, and hides the secret even from her own family.

Women's rights Justice Missuse of Power

Basic information about the film

Title	Confession
Original Title	Spoveď
Original Language	Slovak
Znění	original audio, children’s films dubbed in Czech
Subtitles	Czech subtitles, select films have descriptive Czech or English subtitles (look for the accessibility icons next to each screening)
Premiéra	Czech premiere
Film type	Short documentary
Year of Production	2024
Country of Origin	Slovakia
Length	29 min.
Tags	Women's rights, Justice, Missuse of Power
Director	Rebeka Bizubová

All screenings

04/05 15:00

Under the Cherry Tree
Ctiborova 1837, Kladno

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