Když lumpa trápí pumpa

Petr, the owner of the only gas station in a remote Czech village, discovers his fuel pump has started talking. And not just talking—it offers life advice, critiques his fashion choices, and persistently recommends a trip to the seaside. At first, Petr thinks loneliness has finally driven him mad, but when the jabs about his bachelor habits become eerily accurate and local men start driving in just to “listen to the smart pump,” he has to face the truth: his main asset has gained consciousness. Now he must not only run a business but also manage a capricious, sarcastic, and terribly lonely piece of machinery that dreams of travel and complains about fuel quality.