About the film
If Pigeons Turned to Gold is a 2026 documentary written and directed by Pepa Lubojacki in their debut film. The documentary follows four of Lubojacki’s relatives over five years, including their brother David, who struggles with alcoholism and homelessness. It is a Czech Republic–Slovakia co-production, presented in Czech, and runs for 110 minutes.
The film is categorized as a documentary film and identifies Pepa Lubojacki as both maker and director. Klára Mamojková, Matej Sotník, and Wanda Kaprálová are listed as producers. The entry gives the film a 2026 year and a January 1, 2026 release date.
Its extended time frame and family-centered subject make it a documentary about personal lives observed across years, with attention to hardship within Lubojacki’s family. The official listing links to the film’s Wikipedia page.
Who it is for
It suits viewers interested in family-centered documentaries, long-term observation, and personal experiences involving alcoholism and homelessness. Czech-language documentary audiences may also find it relevant.
Worth knowing
- Follows relatives over five years
- Czech Republic–Slovakia co-production
- 110-minute runtime
- Directed by Pepa Lubojacki
- Czech-language film
Before you press play
- Released in 2026
- Addresses alcoholism and homelessness
- Debut feature by its director
The short of it
If Pigeons Turned to Gold presents a five-year portrait of Lubojacki’s family and the challenges affecting them. Its Czech-language, cross-border production and 110-minute length define its documentary profile.