Cosy Dens
(1999)
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Cosy Dens
(1999)
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Michael Beran | ... |
Michal
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Miroslav Donutil | ... |
Sebek
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Simona Stasová | ... |
Sebková
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Kristýna Nováková | ... |
Jindriska
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Jirí Kodet | ... |
Kraus
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Eva Holubová | ... |
Teacher
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Emília Vásáryová | ... |
Krausová
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Bolek Polívka | ... |
Uncle Václav
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Jaroslav Dusek | ... |
Sasa Maslan
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Stella Zázvorková | ... |
Grandmother
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Jirí Krejcík | ... |
Professor
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Ondrej Brousek | ... |
Elien
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Sylvie Koblizkova | ... |
Uzlinka
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Marek Morvai | ... |
Péta
(as Marek Morvai Javorský)
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Boris Hybner | ... |
Magician
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Two families, Sebkovi and Krausovi, are celebrating christmas, but not everyone is in a good mood. Teenage kids think their fathers are totaly stupid, fathers are sure their children are nothing more than rebels, hating anything they say. Written by Antonín <Handl(v.handl@iol.cz>
Watching this movie at the Wellington International Film Festival, surrounded by emotional ex-patriot Czechs is an experience I will always remember and treasure.
The film details life during the Prague Spring, leading up to the Russian invasion. The humor is very Czech, and splendidly so. The ending reminded me of exactly why the Politician is the lowest form of life on the planet.
Go see this movie wherever and whenever you can.