Only Beautiful Things to Look At

Ingrid works as a gynecologist in a district hospital in Slovakia in the late 1980s. Her marriage is at a standstill, she has an affair with a younger colleague in the hospital, and after work, she sits on the abortion committee where they offer Roma women sterilization after the abortion is approved. Eighteen-year-old Agáta, who grew up in a children’s home, comes to work as a nurse at the hospital. Ingrid unexpectedly becomes close to her.

Cast

Anna Geislerová

as Ingrid

Eva Mores

as Jula

Vlad Ivanov

as Maroš

Éva Bandor

as Iveta

Simona Boledovičová

as Agáta

Attila Mokos

as Dr. Bach

Martin Šulík

as Minister

Milan Mikulčík

as Hospital director

Péter Bárnai

as Dr. Michalský

Nikolett Dékány

as Beáta

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