The 'Secret Magic Control Agency' Gives Us a Twist
A film loosely based on the fairy tale Hansel and Gretel, with major twists to the original story.
Eva Fools Around
Eva's aunt is jealous of her neighbor's excellent roses and wants to know the secret. To help auntie out Eva applies for secretarial work at the neighbor's house in order to find out the formula. Things get complicated when it turns out that Eva's brother is in love with the daughter of the house and also wants to get in there under false pretenses.
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Eva's aunt is jealous of her neighbor's excellent roses and wants to know the secret. To help auntie out Eva applies for secretarial work at the neighbor's house in order to find out the formula. Things get complicated when it turns out that Eva's brother is in love with the daughter of the house and also wants to get in there under false pretenses.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Vladimír Peroutka
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Lucernafilm
Cast
Martin Frič
Director
Nataša Gollová
Eva Norová
Oldřich Nový
Michal Nor
Zdeňka Baldová
Pavlína Norová
Ella Nollová
Klotylda
Gustav Hilmar
Tomáš Záhorský
Marta Májová
Emilie Záhorská
Jiřina Sedláčková
Eliška Záhorská
Josef Gruss
Zdeněk Kolář
Raoul Schránil
dr. Jiří Novotný
Bolek Prchal
Jan
Milena Velíšková
host u Záhorských
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