Jarda's empty manse in Prague when life with Risha becomes unbearable. Marcela gives herself to Evzen and they move to Italy but when Marcela’s mother dies, she and the children come back to Prague to the funeral where she sees Jarda, now released from prison. She and Jarda have one of their typical sexual encounters and when he speaks to her as he did during their marriage she pushes him away and leaves. Jarda's character is patently chauvinistic, which turns her on but insults her afterwards. When they return to Italy, ironically, Evjzen invites Risha to come with them to live in their guest house. Cast Anna Geislerová as Marcela Roman Luknár as Jarda Emília Vášáryová as Líba Jana Brejchová as Zdena Jiří Schmitzer as Richard Josef Abrhám as Evžen Jan Hrušínský as Havlík Jiří Macháček as Patočka Andrei Toader as Mirek Nikolay Penev as Pičus Adam Mišík as Kuba Michaela Mrvíková as Lucina Radůza as singer Jaromíra Mílová as Havlíková Ondřej Novák as cop Barbora Poláková as cop Reception Critic Roger Ebert rated the film three stars out of four, describing the film as "This is the kind of film that achieves one simple but difficult thing: It pleases you." Box office The film was released on 7 October 2006 in the Czech Republic and , has grossed 1,428,703 US$. It was released in the United States on 13 June 2008 and grossed $19,300 in revenue while it acquired $1,471,868 from foreign markets for worldwide total of $1,491,168. Accolades Krzysztof Kieslowski Award for Best Feature Film at Denver International Film Festival Special Jury Price at the 41st Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in 2006 Best Foreign Film Award at Santa Barbara International Film Festival Soundtrack The soundtrack album was released on 7 September 2006 in the Czech Republic. It is notable for including the song Falling Slowly which later received Academy Award for Best Original Song for its reuse in the movie Once. References External links Official site (Czech) Beauty in Trouble at distributor site Falcon.cz (Czech) 2006 comedy-drama films 2006 films Films directed by Jan Hřebejk Czech Lion Awards winners (films) Czech comedy-drama films