The 32nd edition of the Art Film Košice International Film Festival (IFF) officially began with the opening ceremony in the Kunsthalle on Friday, June 19 at 8 p.m. Actress Anna Šišková appeared on the red carpet and won a prestigious award. The big surprise was that she also brought a new partner with her. And what is he like? She revealed this to the website.
The successful actress Anna Šišková was a couple with the Slovak musician and composer Jaroslav Filip († 51), who died in 2000 as a result of a massive heart attack. Health complications were the result of incorrect lifestyle and belief in alternative medical procedures. She gave birth to his daughter Dorota.
She later married director Juraj Nvot, with whom she has a daughter, Tereza. Dorota grew up under the illusion that he was also her father. She learned the truth when she was seven years old. Juraj and Anna’s marriage fell apart after how the actress looked at her fifteen years younger colleague Juraj Kemka.
Nvota then filed for divorce. Šišková married the Czech director Jiří Chlumský in 2012. The marriage lasted less than two years and the couple divorced. The actress openly admitted that he changed her for a younger one.
Today, the actress shines with happiness next to the Czech manager Viktor Osička. “He’s very understanding of my artwork. He’s genuinely proud of me and we’re working really well together so far.” she told Topká back in April. What does her new beau look like? PHOTO can be found in the gallery.
The festival offered screenings of 128 films from several countries. The accompanying program also included, for example, meetings with creators, performances by musicians and talk shows. Slovak actress Anna Šišková won the Actor’s Mission award, and German director Fatih Akin received the Golden Camera award.
IFF Art Film in Košice is the oldest and largest film festival in Slovakia. In the past, it was held in Trenčianske Teplice and Trenčín, under the original name Artfilm, it was created in 1993. Since 2016, it has been taking place in Košice, where it presents popular and lesser-known works of local and world cinematography.
