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Status

Released

Original Language

Czech

Runtime

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Rating

7/10

Release Date

09 April 1989

Country

Czechoslovakia

Cast

Viktor Preiss

Viktor Preiss

Leon Lantin (segment "Šperky")

Květa Fialová

Květa Fialová

Lantin's Aunt (segment "Šperky")

Ilona Svobodová

Ilona Svobodová

Colette (segment "Šperky")

Zdeněk Ornest

Zdeněk Ornest

Old Jeweller (segment "Šperky")

Jindřich Hinke

Jindřich Hinke

Young Jeweller (segment "Šperky")

Viktor Vrabec

Viktor Vrabec

Waiter (segment "Šperky")

Marcela Nohýnková

Marcela Nohýnková

Margot (segment "Šperky")

Luděk Nešleha

Luděk Nešleha

Shop Assistant (segment "Šperky")

Petr Kostka

Petr Kostka

Bernard de Bardou (segment "Hrobničky")

Libuše Šafránková

Libuše Šafránková

Solange (segment "Hrobničky")

Jiří Kodet

Jiří Kodet

Old Gentleman (segment "Hrobničky")

David Prachař

David Prachař

Painter (segment "Hrobničky")

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