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Thu 05 Nov

GARDEN CINEMA EVENT

Better Go Mad in The Wild + Q&A 18

Part of 30th Made in Prague Festival
Screened in partnership with Czech Centre London
Miro Remo, Czech Republic, Slovakia, 2025, 84m.

The 30th Made in Prague Festival and Tributary Releasing present the London premiere of Miro Remo’s award-winning, playful documentary Better Go Mad in the Wild – a funny, tender and life-affirming portrait of two brothers who have chosen to live entirely on their own terms.


Deep in the Šumava Mountains, identical twins František and Ondřej have created a life far from the gaze of society. On their ramshackle farm, they tend to their animals, swim in forest lakes, compose poetry, drink, philosophise and bicker – before making up and starting all over again. But beneath their eccentric routines lie two very different spirits: František dreams of freedom and adventure, while Ondřej longs for the comfort of the familiar.


As their unbreakable bond is put to the test, their unconventional world becomes a funny and moving reflection on brotherhood, solitude and the desire to live life on your own terms. Remo playfully blurs the line between reality and fairy tale, mixing semi-staged vignettes, striking visual tableaux, a talking cow and plenty of anarchic humour.


Warm, eccentric and full of surprises, Better Go Mad in the Wild is a wonderfully offbeat celebration of two charismatic outsiders who have created their own way of seeing – and living – in the world.


Winner of the 2025 Crystal Globe, Karlovy Vary International Film Festival


Winner of Best Cinematography, Best Editing and Best Documentary Film, 2025 Czech Lion Awards


“Sprightly, warm, and endearing portraiture … conjuring little moments of magic by slowing down for long enough to notice all the details of two born outsiders who turned nature into their own private sanctuary.”— RogerEbert.com



The 30th Made in Prague Festival (September – November 2026) is organised by the Czech Centre London.

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