Country tailor Florian Svíčička neglects his work because of his interest in medieval history. When preparing an amateur performance at Zdislavice Castle, he gladly replaces the bailiff and plays the role of a knight. However, he ruins the performance and is shamefully banished. On his way home, he witnesses a horrific scene in the forest: two knights behead a young girl. It later turns out that it was a filming, and the girl Hana, a double for the famous diva Elvíra, spends the night with Florian at the castle because the filmmakers accidentally leave her. The master loses patience with Florian's excesses and Florian is fired from the tailoring shop. He sets off for Prague to find the girl he was with at the castle the night before. However, he does not know her name and accidentally comes to Elvíra's villa. The diva is not at home. Florian finds a love letter in the villa and thinks it is addressed to him. However, upon his return, Elvíra mercilessly throws Florian out...
Martin Frič
Director
Vlasta Burian
Florian Svíčička
Světla Svozilová
Paní mistrová
Jaroslav Marvan
Starosta Zdislavic
Truda Grosslichtová
Elvíra Thompsonová / statistka Hana
Marie Ptáková
Hanina matka
Čeněk Šlégl
Učitel, člen obecní rady
Jarmila Švabíková
Starostova žena
Eman Fiala
Exekutor
Helena Monczáková
Exekutorova žena
František Černý
Poštmistr, člen obecní rady
Václav Trégl
Jarda, nezaměstnaný
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