Moderator Matej Sajfa Cifra has been part of Fun radio for many years and in his Sajfa show brings unique conversations, often seasoned with humor. Sajfa has no problem helping celebrity guests with shocking questions that will surprise them. Because he always succeeds in getting answers to them!
The invitation to the Sajfa show was accepted this time by the well-known Slovak director and actor Michal Nemtuda. He played in the successful films Lóve, as well as in many Slovak series, but he much prefers to be behind the camera. When he started making music videos, he made them for free and mainly for the hip-hop scene. Over the years, he has collaborated with many well-known musical names, and his music video has, for example, Separ, Pil C, Mária Čírová and Katka Knechtová. Now he has also signed two new video clips by Richard Müller.
Right at the beginning of his show, Sajfa made quite a stir and mentioned the current Minister of Culture, Martina Šimkovičová, on the air, who is often very busy. Michal Nemtuda initially expressed his admiration for Sajf. “Well, otherwise your eyes browsed around the room and you see a lot of those photos, the listeners, who basically see it in the video after that, it’s quite so wow, how many famous people do you know” pointed Saif to a number of photos of famous people in the studio who were guests on his hit show.
“Well, I think that you have this status to call these famous people, and I’m not surprised, rather I see that you managed to get such people who make me say wow,” Nemtuda flattered Saif. “It’s just that they don’t go to interviews that often, you know..but then again, what do I know that you’re not sloppy in some mega-many interviews, that you’re also rare. And I have a feeling that even the Minister of Culture said about you that you are rare,” Saif said to him with a laugh. He was speechless for a while. “Aaaah,” he added after a moment, confused.
This is how Sajfa reacted to the case connected with with a bust depicting Cecília Gonzaga, which some time ago the workers of the department of culture took from Levoča for an expert opinion. When asked by a journalist why it was necessary to use the police to transport the bust, the Minister of Culture replied: “Jesus, probably because it is rare.” This sentence has become the subject of endless parodies.
