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The Cow (1994)

Adam is a young farmer. As a child, fleeing the bleak reality of his mother's life as a prostitute, he tumbled from a mountain and was mentally injured. Years later, his mother is dying, so Adam sells their only cow to pay for medicine. Rosa, a beautiful young maid, fleeing the sexual exploitation of a wealthy butcher, climbs up to join them on their remote farm and dares to become part of Adam's world. A cycle of life begins again, in a remote turn-of-the-century village tied to the land and its animals.
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Adam is a young farmer. As a child, fleeing the bleak reality of his mother's life as a prostitute, he tumbled from a mountain and was mentally injured. Years later, his mother is dying, so Adam sells their only cow to pay for medicine. Rosa, a beautiful young maid, fleeing the sexual exploitation of a wealthy butcher, climbs up to join them on their remote farm and dares to become part of Adam's world. A cycle of life begins again, in a remote turn-of-the-century village tied to the land and its animals.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Karel Kachyňa
Written By:Karel Kachyňa, Karel Čabrádek
In Theaters:4/20/1994
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Česká televize, MIRAGE Production Service

Cast

Director

Karel Kachyňa

Director

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Radek Holub

Adam

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Alena Mihulová

Róza

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Valérie Zawadská

Adam's mother

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Viktorie Knotková

Neighbor

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Antonín Molčík

Butcher

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Zdeněk Dušek

Vejsada

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František Peterka

Policeman

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Vlastimil Zavřel

Bull's owner

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Václav Helšus

Gamekeeper

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Zdeněk Kozák

Neighbor

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Alice Šnirychová-Dvořáková

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