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Libor is a teenager who, in a matter of minutes, finds himself transported from the exclusive world of today's wealthy elite, with its opulent villas, snobbish parties, expensive private schools, and chauffeur-driven cars, into a situation where he must fight for his life. There is no turning back from the path he embarks on. He loses everything, even his own name, but what he stands to gain is so appealing to him that he does not hesitate to take the risk.
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Libor is a teenager who, in a matter of minutes, finds himself transported from the exclusive world of today's wealthy elite, with its opulent villas, snobbish parties, expensive private schools, and chauffeur-driven cars, into a situation where he must fight for his life. There is no turning back from the path he embarks on. He loses everything, even his own name, but what he stands to gain is so appealing to him that he does not hesitate to take the risk.

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Genre:Adventure
Directed By:Ivan Pokorný
Written By:Iva Procházková
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Studio:Mediarex Movie, Česká televize

Cast

Director

Ivan Pokorný

Director

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Vojtěch Kotek

Libor

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Hana Maciuchová

Aunt

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Barbora Hrzánová

Blanka

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Marek Vašut

Uncle

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Radek Holub

Erik

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Matěj Nechvátal

Filip

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Nela Výborná

Jitka

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Hana Kusnjerová

Marcela

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Jack Miabuona

Dominik

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Zdeněk Žák

Maděra

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Zbyněk Roubal

Krátký

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