[Machine Translation] The strangest and most terrifying world of Czech cinema you ve never seen come, let s find hope in despair. Step into the world of the Czech New Wave, known as the Golden 60s"! Released for the first time in Japan on DVD, in an HD digital remastered edition! / *Diamond in the Night*: Directed by Jan N mec, one of the leading figures of the Czech New Wave. Based on the novel *There Are No Shadows in the Dark* by Arno t Rustik, a Czech author who survived the Holocaust. As the director himself noted, he was influenced by Luis Bunuel and Alain Resnais; in the film, reality and the inner psyche intertwine in a mosaic-like pattern. The striking imagery and the tension that permeates the entire film challenge viewers to confront the cruelty of humanity and the world. Two boys escape from a freight train bound for a concentration camp. Exhausted, they make their way toward Prague, but along the way, they are captured by a group of elderly men who appear to be a vigilante squad... / *A Bite of Bread*: The graduation film by director Jan N mec, who also directed *Diamond in the Night* (based on the same short story by Rustik). It is the smallest-scale yet most poignant heist film in history, and one of the world s greatest student films. On their way to a concentration camp, three prisoners planning an escape resolve to first steal a loaf of bread, but... Includes an explanatory booklet and postcard. Bonus footage features the trailer for the special screening!