Czech screenwriter, photographer and author Benjamin Tuček gained his first significant professional experience as assistant director for Saša Gedeon’s Return of the Idiot (1999). He debuted in 2002 with Děvčátko, a surrealist story from a Prague housing estate. His achieved his greatest acclaim as the screenwriter for the internationally successful Protektor (Marek Najbrt, 2009). Together with Robert Geisler and Marek Najbrt, he co-scripted Champions (2004) and Polski Film (2012). He is also the co-author of the Internet series Kancelář Blaník (2014-2017). Tuček has published the short story collection Very Short Waves (2009) and helped create the TV series Therapy (2011). In 2010, he made the documentary film Tantra.