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Měsíční údolí

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Měsíční údolí

1994

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Drama

Overview

The common denominator of the five stories, preceded by a brief prologue by Artem Benki, is the setting of a giant open-pit mine in the Podkrušnohoří region in northwestern Bohemia and its surroundings, including the dominant feature of the landscape, the ruined Jezeří Castle.

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Sirena Film

Cast & Crew

21 members

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Bohuslav Ličman

Blind Jirka (segment "Prolog")

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Milan Červeňák

Gejza (segment "Kulaté ruiny" and "Zvláštní příležitost")

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Michal Pavlata

Gejza (segment "Kulaté ruiny") (voice)

Michal Pavlata

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Stanislav Fišer

Miner (segement "Kulaté ruiny") (voice)

Stanislav Fišer

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Karel Krejčí

(segment "Poslední Vánoce mého domu")

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Mirko Musil

Karel (segment "Zvláštní příležitost")

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Jakub Wehrenberg

Ecologist (segment "Zvláštní příležitost")

Jakub Wehrenberg

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Daniel Větrovský

Reporter (segment "Zvláštní příležitost")

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Ivan Gübel

Vašek (segment "Zvláštní příležitost")

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Jaroslav Stejný

(segment "Zámek")

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Serge Avédikian

Nehrbáč (segment "Nehrbáčova romance")

Serge Avédikian

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Georgina Sejkorová

(segment "Nehrbáčova romance")

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Jan Hraběta

(segment "Nehrbáčova romance")

Jan Hraběta

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Stanislav Zindulka

(segment "Nehrbáčova romance")

Stanislav Zindulka

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Gábina Linková

(segment "Nehrbáčova romance")

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Adolf Filip

(segment "Nehrbáčova romance")

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Taťána Puttová

(segment "Nehrbáčova romance")

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Zdeněk Kozák

(segment "Nehrbáčova romance")

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Jaroslava Sekalová

(segment "Nehrbáčova romance")

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Matěj Oujezdský

(segment "Nehrbáčova romance")

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Jiří Zavřel

Nehrbáč (segment "Nehrbáčova romance") (voice)

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