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The Past

The Past

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CrimeDrama

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Frantisek is a deaf man who has spent years in prison for the apparent murder of a man he believed was threatening his then girlfriend, Liza. Once released, Frantisek begins to search for Liza, but the task proves harder than he hoped.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Czech

Runtime

96 mins

Rating

6/10

Release Date

05 November 1998

Country

Czech Republic

Cast

Karel Zima

Karel Zima

Deaf Frantisek

Magdalena Zimová

Magdalena Zimová

Líza

Klára Melíšková

Klára Melíšková

Girl

Petr Georgiev

Petr Georgiev

Standa

Jaroslav Macháček

Jaroslav Macháček

Mykola Geyko

Mykola Geyko

František Půlpán

František Půlpán

Martin Procházka

Martin Procházka

Antonín Peša

Antonín Peša

Věra Bílá

Věra Bílá

Miroslav Černota

Miroslav Černota

Petra Vančíková

Petra Vančíková

Pavel Sobotka

Pavel Sobotka

Filip Sirotek

Filip Sirotek

Stanislav Motl

Stanislav Motl

Jordi Niubò

Jordi Niubò

Jindřich Suchopár

Jindřich Suchopár

Marie Tomášová

Marie Tomášová

Stanislav Winter

Stanislav Winter

Jiří Žídek

Jiří Žídek

Martin Matejka

Martin Matejka

Karel Dobrý

Karel Dobrý

Petr Houska

Petr Houska

Vladimír Stehlík

Vladimír Stehlík

Vladimír Kořínek

Vladimír Kořínek

Richard Němčok

Richard Němčok

Daniela Roncová

Daniela Roncová

Alice Veldenová

Alice Veldenová

Jitka Švecová

Jitka Švecová

Lucie Vačkářová-Gančeva

Lucie Vačkářová-Gančeva

Irena Hrazdirová

Irena Hrazdirová

Dušan Chlebovský

Dušan Chlebovský

Robert Holec

Robert Holec

Alena Bicencová

Alena Bicencová

Patrik Silovský

Patrik Silovský

Pavlína Fechterová

Pavlína Fechterová

František Hrazdira

František Hrazdira

Petr Lehečka

Petr Lehečka

David Urban

David Urban

Gabriela Valcová

Gabriela Valcová

Jakub Wehrenberg

Jakub Wehrenberg

Hana Krtičková

Hana Krtičková

Alice Perglerová

Alice Perglerová

Ladislava Něrgešová

Ladislava Něrgešová

Miroslav Táborský

Miroslav Táborský

Filip Sychra

Filip Sychra

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