Tereza Hossa

Tereza Hossa is something special. At least that's what her parents always said.
Now she's a vet and cabaret artist and has already forgotten what life is all about.
Dead cats as a hobby, left-wing men as a new species and fuck-free since May: she unpacks the experiences of the last few years unsparingly and directly. From the cowshed to German television and back to the small animal practice - Hossa has lived too many lives and wants to talk about them.
Tagada is a coming-of-age program that shows the path of a young woman who can't find peace while trying to stay cool.

Note: Tagada also refers to a type of merry-go-round whose popularity peaked in the 1970s, mainly in Italy and Austria. The tagada in the Vienna Prater is an essential constant in Hossas' life.

Picture: Jennifer Fasching