Look What You Made Me Do features cheesy love songs about broken hearts. In real life, though, it’s bones that are broken. Laura, Rachel and Rosalba have taken the blows. Until they said: enough! Laura grabbed a knife, Rachel a gun, and Italian Rosalba mixed poison into meatballs. Basta! says Rosalba. Choose for yourself, says Laura. Indeed, these women chose for themselves, as did Artemisia Gentileschi, the famous Italian painter who slits her rapist’s throat in the chilling painting that epitomises this film: embrace the murderer within, and you’ll be free.

Recently, Slovak public was affected by the case of the appalling murder of a woman, which took place in Ružinov, Bratislava. It reopened the discussion on the issue of domestic violence, which is often overlooked. After the screening of the film, documentary filmmaker and radio dramaturg Tereza Križková, who has been working on the topic for a long time, together with experts, will guide us through this topic and the current situation in Slovakia. (discussion only in Slovak)