A Czech ship's doctor accidentally meets his fellow expatriates on a tropical island. Under his influence, a sympathetic young woman, who has gone abroad with her sickly old father and her selfish and unprincipled husband, decides to return to her homeland...
Jiří Sequens
Director
Marie Tomášová
Katerina Kadlecová
Jiří Vala
Dr. Trojan, ship doctor
Jiří Holý
hotel agent Milan Kadlec
Rudolf Hrušínský
Police Commissioner Appawou
Guy Decomble
Jean
Zdeněk Štěpánek
shipping supplier Hanno Gilberti
František Smolík
redaktor Pirner
Václav Lohniský
photographer Frederik Hagen
Walter Taub
Chrysomalis - majitel hotelu
Alena Karešová
Secretary
Vladimír Navrátil
Seafarer
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