Úcastníci zájezdu (2006)

Director:

Jirí Vejdelek

Writers:

Michal Viewegh (novel), Michal Viewegh (screenplay),

Stars:

Anna Polívková, Eva Holubová, Bohumil Klepl

1 win & 1 nomination.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Anna Polívková	...	Jolana
Eva Holubová	...	Jolana's mother
Bohumil Klepl	...	Jolana's father (as Bob Klepl)
Ondrej Koval	...	Max
Jaromír Nosek	...	Ignác
Adrian Jastraban	...	Oskar
Jitka Kocurová	...	Pamela
Kveta Fialová	...	Sarlota
Jana Stepánková	...	Helga
Sárka Oprsálova	...	Irma
Kristýna Leichtová	...	Denisa
Martin Pechlát	...	Vladimír
Martin Sitta	...	Jarda
Eva Leinweberová	...	Jitus
Miroslav Krobot	...	Older Karel

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

bus | masturbation reference | trip | family relationships | gay couple | 

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Country:

Czech Republic

Language:

Czech

Release Date:

20 April 2006 (Czech Republic)

Also Known As:

Holiday Makers

Company Credits

Production Co:

In Film Praha, Infinity Prague, TV Nova

Technical Specs

Runtime:

113 min

Sound Mix:

DTS SDDS Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Bolek Polívka turned down the part of Jolana's father, eventually played by Bohumil Klepl.

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Soundtracks

"Nevinná"
Performed by David Kraus
Lyrics and Music by Oskar Petr

User Reviews

Mildly funny good-natured light comedy

It begins with a motley of vacationers on a bus headed for a week long vacation at a seaside resort. It is a wide assortment of characters: a single, moderately famous singer; a nerdy, onanistic man; a couple of old ladies reaching senility; a couple of young gals looking for an amorous adventure; a family with a boy unsure about where he fits sexually; a beautiful woman that, besides working as a trip guide, has pretensions of being a music composer; a couple of gay men; and another family where the parents are stuck in a sexual ice age while their twentyish daughter is looking to connect with a man. Since they share the same resort hotel, their lives are constantly intersecting. Some of the humor arises from those intersections, but the comedy relies even more on sexual issues: encounters that fail, shifting partners, erotic confusions, a hilarious bit about condoms, etc. This is not a laugh aloud comedy, but the humor is clever at times. It is an enjoyable light comedy.