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As a young actor František Lukávec and his teacher Vladimir Tuma became enemies. František insisted that Tuma was dismissed from the school as a reactionary and hostile to the new government. Many years passed, and here they met again on the stage of a theater. František is assigned the role of Julius Fucik, Tuma plays the role of a Gestapo man in the same play. In the course of the action, the Gestapo man beats Fucik. Taking advantage of this opportunity, Tuma beats up his old enemy during the dress rehearsal. Frantisek's face is bleeding, but he will still play. The rehearsal continues...
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As a young actor František Lukávec and his teacher Vladimir Tuma became enemies. František insisted that Tuma was dismissed from the school as a reactionary and hostile to the new government. Many years passed, and here they met again on the stage of a theater. František is assigned the role of Julius Fucik, Tuma plays the role of a Gestapo man in the same play. In the course of the action, the Gestapo man beats Fucik. Taking advantage of this opportunity, Tuma beats up his old enemy during the dress rehearsal. Frantisek's face is bleeding, but he will still play. The rehearsal continues...
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ján Kadár, Elmar Klos, Jiří Fried
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Studio:Filmové studio Barrandov
Cast
Jaroslav Balík
Director
Ivo Palec
Frantisek Lukavec
Zdeněk Štěpánek
director Suda
Martin Růžek
Vladimír Tuma
Irena Kačírková
actress Kata Müllerová
Miriam Hynková
Jitka Lukavcová
Ota Sklenčka
director Cuba
Heda Marková
Krutinová
Libuše Havelková
Marácková
Miroslav Homola
Holic
Otýlie Beníšková
member of the Tham Theater
Jaroslav Vojta
member of the Tham Theater
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