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The construction of a large dam in Slovakia is hindered by the influence of small farmers on the landowner Bujna, on whom they depend for help with the harvest and for monetary loans.
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The construction of a large dam in Slovakia is hindered by the influence of small farmers on the landowner Bujna, on whom they depend for help with the harvest and for monetary loans.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ondrej Jariabek, František Žáček, Paľo Bielik
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Studio:Československý štátny film Bratislava
Cast
Paľo Bielik
Director
Alexander Kautnik
farmár Bujna
Gustáv Valach
Jožo Bujna
Mária Kráľovičová
Uľka Bujnová
Július Pántik
Paľo (traktorista)
Ľudovít Jakubóczy
Bzoch
Mikuláš Huba
ing. Hájnik (dam construction manager)
Marta Černická-Bieliková
Marta Hájniková
Vladimír Durdík
Martin (Chairman of MNV)
František Dibarbora
Fero (clerk / temporary worker)
Vladislav Pavlovič
Laco
Karol L. Zachar
Karol
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