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Zdeněk Zaoral began filming this film in semi-amateur conditions, but it was eventually completed in a Zlín studio and released in cinemas. At its time, in the second half of the 1980s, it was the first completely open and also unusually raw statement about the course and consequences of drug addiction. The story of an eighteen-year-old girl who tries to escape her habit shows documentary values - both in the staging and in the speech of the individual characters, in the authenticity of the drug-addicted environment.
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Zdeněk Zaoral began filming this film in semi-amateur conditions, but it was eventually completed in a Zlín studio and released in cinemas. At its time, in the second half of the 1980s, it was the first completely open and also unusually raw statement about the course and consequences of drug addiction. The story of an eighteen-year-old girl who tries to escape her habit shows documentary values - both in the staging and in the speech of the individual characters, in the authenticity of the drug-addicted environment.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Zdenek Zaoral, Václav Erban
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Studio:Filmové studio Gottwaldov, FAMU
Cast
Zdenek Zaoral
Director
Eva Hodinová
Radka Waltrová
Jiřina Třebická
Marie Vostřáková
Milena Svobodová
MUDr. Helena Krejčová
Jiří Zahajský
Radka's Father
Radka Fidlerová
Radka's Mother
Miroslav Macháček
Chief Psychiatrist
Jana Kremanová
Chief Addictologist
Jana Radojčičová
Jana
Zdeněk Dušek
Karel
Yvetta Kornová
Marcela Knitlová
Renáta Doleželová
Zuzana Sedláková
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