Hello Olmer he started his career as an actor, but later switched to film directing and screenwriting. He has on his account films such as Tank battalion, Bony and peace or What’s wrong with you, doctor? with Zdenek Svěrák. He celebrated his 82nd birthday this June, which has made him a pensioner for several years. To the editors revealed whether he is satisfied with the amount of the pension and what does he say about the reform approved by the government of Petr Fiala.
“In my opinion, it corresponds to the economic decline of this country,” the Czech director let himself be heard and illustrated his retirement with an interesting example: “I read somewhere that the entrance fee to Karlštejn Castle for a family of four is up to 14,000 CZK (about 553 euros). Add to that some more decent snacks and the pension is gone. And would I be able to make a living from it? Well, I shouldn’t go to Karlštejn,” he finished.
The entrance fee Olmer mentioned is the most expensive of all offered. This is an extraordinary circuit “For coffee with a castellano” for 3,500 crowns (€138) per person, he informs
The native of Prague also commented on the recently approved pension reform and used a rather harsh comparison. “Why reform? In one African republic, they practice it wisely on seniors. They drive them to the palm trees, they shake them and whoever of the old ones can no longer hold on, falls on the prepared spears and does not continue to bother with their claims for some pensions,” he concluded ironically.
