Vladimír Olmer is a student at the Faculty of Medicine. His father, a famous Prague surgeon, is rightly proud of him. One day, Vladimír accidentally meets his former classmate Emil Prokeš. He introduces him to his frivolous friends, who only care about how to earn money for an idle life without any effort. The trusting Vladimír takes a liking to his new friends, especially when the beautiful Helena shows interest in him. Soon, parties with alcohol are more important to Vladimír than his studies. Mirek, his only real friend, warns him in vain. His frivolous life ends with a fateful party at which Emil is shot. The case cannot be covered up, the security services get involved, and Vladimír is expelled from the faculty for a year.
Václav Gajer
Director
Eduard Cupák
Vladimír Olmer
Jiří Brož
Emil Prokes
Dana Nejdlová
Alena Vránová
Barmaid Helena
Stanislav Fišer
Tomás Benda
Miroslav Zounar
Mirek Koutný
Jana Brejchová
Waitress Kamila
František Smolík
MUDr. Olmer - father
Jan Pivec
Josef Hradec
Jaroslav Raušer
Ing. Benda - father
Anna Gabrielová
Bendová - mother
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