We’re excited to offer the latest effort from a pair of filmmakers who were part of our very first festival. The deft satirical wit and impassioned muckraking of Vít Klusák and Filip Remunda (“Czech Dream,” TCFF ‘05 and “Czech Peace,” TCFF ‘10) returns to the TCFF with the story of Roman Smetana, a regular-Josef of a bus driver who takes on the injustice and corruption infecting Czech politics armed only with a permanent marker. The small act of civil disobedience of drawing antennae on the heads of election posters and labeling the politicians as liars and thieves incites an unexpected reaction after a colleague turns him in for defacing private property. Refusing to complete part of his sentence, Smetana becomes an unlikely political folk hero who inspires both the public and the filmmakers themselves to take up the paint and pen in his absence.