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He, Doctor of Philosophy Alois Pech, is his mother's impenetrable and unindependent pet who works as a prison librarian. She, Marcela Johnová, is a self-confident, energetic and successful girl from high society. While she lives in the big world, surrounded by luxury and admirers, he lives a quiet, modest life with his caring mother. They are introduced by a completely random night-time phone call made from Marcella's apartment by one of her guests. Although for her the pleasantly clumsy man is primarily an entertaining addition to a life full of pleasures, Alois falls in love with the girl and begins to look for opportunities to meet again.
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He, Doctor of Philosophy Alois Pech, is his mother's impenetrable and unindependent pet who works as a prison librarian. She, Marcela Johnová, is a self-confident, energetic and successful girl from high society. While she lives in the big world, surrounded by luxury and admirers, he lives a quiet, modest life with his caring mother. They are introduced by a completely random night-time phone call made from Marcella's apartment by one of her guests. Although for her the pleasantly clumsy man is primarily an entertaining addition to a life full of pleasures, Alois falls in love with the girl and begins to look for opportunities to meet again.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Martin Frič, Hugo Haas
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Studio:Moldavia-Film
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Martin Frič
Director
Hugo Haas
vězeňský knihovník Dr. Alois Pech
Ema Pechová
matka Pechová
Adina Mandlová
Marcela Johnová
Otto Rubík
Eddy
Antonín Novotný
Willy
Bedřich Veverka
přítel Marcely
František Kreuzmann
Pospíšil
Ferdinand Hart
sedminásobný vrah
Stanislav Neumann
zloděj Suček
Jaroslav Marvan
dozorce
Karel Dostal
ředitel věznice
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