Something Like Happiness

Three young adults in Most sort out feelings and responsibilities: Monika's boyfriend has left for the States, her mother wants her to join him there, and if the invitation does come, what should she do? Toník is a nice guy, his love for Moni is unrequited. He's trying to rebuild his family's crumbling house; a nearby factory has made an offer to buy the land. With Moni, he watches out for the two young sons of Dasha, their friend who's in a hopeless long-term affair with a married man: Dasha is at once unstable, unrealistic, neglectful of her boys, and cruel to those who help. For whom is this something like happiness?

Rollout

Domestic ()
International (100%)
$1,377,609
Worldwide
$1,377,609
Europe, Middle East, and Africa
MarketRelease DateOpeningGross
Czech RepublicSep 15, 2005$102,004$743,099
GermanyApr 20, 2006$324,859
LithuaniaApr 6, 2007$302$3,320
SlovakiaMar 30, 2006$29,522
SpainSep 8, 2006$50,201$196,260
Latin America
MarketRelease DateOpeningGross
BrazilJul 27, 2007$37,982
MexicoNov 17, 2006$42,567