Regie:
Jaromil JirešDrehbuch:
Václav ŠašekKamera:
Petr PolákMusik:
Luboš FišerBesetzung:
Jakub Marek, Josef Somr, Jana Dolanská, Zuzana Bydžovská, Ljuba Krbová, Lucie Zedníčková, Alice Vegrová, Libuše Havelková, Eva Jakoubková (mehr)Inhalte(1)
A film version of a novel by Jaroslav Havlicek, one of the leading representatives of Czech psychological prose. The film is a romantic story set in a small South-Bohemian town at the end of the last century, where an impressionable adolescent boy falls in love for the first time - and then into depths of despair. (Verleiher-Text)
Kritiken (1)
There were never enough Havlíček projects in Czech cinema, often inspiring the best works of Herz, Svoboda, or Klein. And if Jireš ended up reading more of it, it turned out great again. The more modest conditions of post-revolutionary cinema may not have offered the opulence of backgrounds in the sets as in previous decades, but a halting of timeless character nevertheless occurred. This is a thoroughly enjoyable experience with the sensitive direction of a cast that can be proud to have Helimadoe in their filmography.
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