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| Jan Tríska | ... |
Igor Hnizdo
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| Zdenek Sverák | ... |
Fanous Soucek, Eda's father
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| Libuse Safránková | ... |
Mrs. Souckova
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| Rudolf Hrusínský | ... |
Schoolmaster
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| Irena Pavlásková | ... |
Tram driver's wife
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| Ondrej Vetchý | ... |
Tram driver
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| Daniela Kolárová | ... |
Maxová, teacher
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| Eva Holubová | ... |
Cejkova, Tonda's mother
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| Rudolf Hrusínský | ... |
Cejka, Tonda's father
(as Rudolf Hrusínsky Jr.)
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Iva Skudrnova | ... |
Kveta Fabianova
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Miroslava Skudrnová | ... |
Reza Fabianova
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Alice Dvoráková | ... |
Mrs. Fabianova
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| Petr Cepek | ... |
Magician Radzi Tamil aka Josef Mrázek
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| Bolek Polívka | ... |
Plíha - Tonda's Neighbor
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| Zdenek Mucha |
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The time is 1945-46. 10 year old Eda and his friend Tonda live in a small village outside Prague. In school, their class is so wild and indisciplined that their teacher quits and is replaced by the militant Igor Hnidzo. He is very strict - but also very just. His weakness is his interest in young women. Written by Mattias Thuresson
Igor Hnizdo (Jan Triska) arrives as a new tough teacher to work in the elementary school in a small Czechoslovakian town just after the WWII. The movie reflects many of the dark aspects of the Czechoslovakian history. They're being told with a lot of sense for humour but in fact are not so funny because of the historical facts. Scholars are growing within the time background of the 1945 (end of the war) and 1948 (Communistic overthrown) which makes otherwise sweet and funny movie somehow dark from perspective that you know how bad future lies in front of them.