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Džbán plný ambrózie

Džbán plný ambrózie

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Drama

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An original television production based on the life of Slovak writer Jozef Gregor Tajovský.

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Status

Released

Original Language

Slovak

Runtime

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Rating

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Release Date

18 October 1974

Country

Czechoslovakia

Cast

Igor Hrabinský

Igor Hrabinský

Viera Strnisková

Viera Strnisková

Rudolf Repa

Rudolf Repa

Andrea Hrnčiarová

Andrea Hrnčiarová

Jozef Adamovič

Jozef Adamovič

Naďa Hejná

Naďa Hejná

Zdena Gruberová

Zdena Gruberová

Jozef Čierny

Jozef Čierny

Anton Tkáč

Anton Tkáč

Božidara Turzonovová

Božidara Turzonovová

Libuša Trutzová

Libuša Trutzová

Teodor Piovarči

Teodor Piovarči

Etela Pollová

Etela Pollová

Judita Ďurdiaková

Judita Ďurdiaková

František Zvarík

František Zvarík

Vladimír Kostovič

Vladimír Kostovič

Eduard Bindas

Eduard Bindas

Lotár Radványi

Lotár Radványi

Rudolf Serina

Rudolf Serina

Jozef Cút

Jozef Cút

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