Lost In Munich - Ztraceni V Mnichove [2015 - - Cz...

The film's narrative is a clever "movie-within-a-movie" experiment:

The parrot is brought to Prague, where it starts spouting Daladier's original anti-Czech insults, leading to its kidnapping by a desperate journalist and sparking a massive diplomatic crisis. Lost in Munich - Ztraceni v Mnichove [2015 - Cz...

Reviewers from The Hollywood Reporter describe it as a "mischievous mix of farce and tragedy" that is "much smarter than it first appears". However, some critics at EEFB found the "industry in-jokes" a bit elitist or alienating to some audiences. By using the parrot as a "living relic,"

By using the parrot as a "living relic," Zelenka explores how historical truth is often subjective and politically inclined. Critical Reception Lost in Munich (2015) - IMDb The film

The film serves as a sardonic commentary on the Czech people's self-image as "eternal victims" of historical betrayals by more powerful neighbors.

It holds an 85% rating from some top users on ČSFD and an 8/10 from many reviewers on Letterboxd , who highlight its "deceptive brilliance". Lost in Munich (2015) - IMDb

The film was highly acclaimed in its home country, winning Best Film of 2015 by Czech critics and being selected as the Czech entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 89th Academy Awards.