The main hero of the story is the editor Viktor Bláha, who likes to invent crazy mystifications, during which he has a good time at the expense of those around him. Not only friends pay for his jokes, especially his roommate Jan Valtera, but also completely unknown people who "get involved in his wound" and have no idea that the slightest mistake on their part will trigger an avalanche of Bláh's eloquence. But as they say, everything takes time... The film was shown for the first time at the Film Festival in Zlín on July 30, 1941.
Martin Frič
Director
Oldřich Nový
Viktor Bláha
Nataša Gollová
Polda Krušinová
Ladislav Pešek
Jan Valtera
Lída Chválová
Karla Hašková - Molendová
Raoul Schránil
Molenda
Theodor Pištěk
Vitališ Hašek
Ella Nollová
babička Hašková
Karel Hašler
šéfredaktor
Jaroslav Marvan
JUDr. Kouřil
František Filipovský
Jaroslav Stárek
Antonín Zacpal
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