

First Day
Synopsis
"On his first day at work in a large factory, Milos sets out to prove himself, only to discover a workplace frozen in inertia. No one seems to know what the factory produces, what their role is, or who is in charge. To find his purpose Milos embarks on a journey that leads him deeper and deeper down the factory, encountering men who are all doing the same thing: nothing."
Top Cast
Explore Star Directory →Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Nikulás Tumi
- Screenplay & Story
- Nikulás Tumi
- Original Score
- Hlynur Aðils Vilmarsson
- Original Title
- First Day
- Spoken Languages
- Czech
- Runtime
- 21m
- Production Studios
- FAMU International, FAMU
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Nikulás Tumi
Nikulás Tumi
Hlynur Aðils Vilmarsson
Andrés Botero
Nikulás Tumi
Department Leadership Roster
Nikulás Tumi
Director
Nikulás Tumi
Writer
Andrés Botero
Director of Photography
Nikulás Tumi
Editor
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for First Day.
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Frequently Asked Questions About First Day
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is First Day about?
"On his first day at work in a large factory, Milos sets out to prove himself, only to discover a workplace frozen in inertia. No one seems to know what the factory produces, what their role is, or who is in charge. To find his purpose Milos embarks on a journey that leads him deeper and deeper down the factory, encountering men who are all doing the same thing: nothing."
Who directed First Day?
First Day was directed by Nikulás Tumi.
Who stars in First Day?
The principal cast of First Day includes Petr Matyáš Cibulka, Vavřinec Kratochvíl, Jan Slovák, Filip Cíl, Roman Slovák.
When was First Day released and how long is it?
First Day was released in 2026 with a total runtime of 21m.
Who composed the musical score for First Day?
The original motion picture soundtrack for First Day was composed by Hlynur Aðils Vilmarsson.
