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Noc na zámku (1983) [N/A]

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Release Date:
January 14, 1983

Original Title:
Noc na zámku

Genres:
Comedy | Music

Production Companies:
Československá televize Brno

Production Countries:
Czechoslovakia

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Overview from TheMovieDB

The eponymous castle is the setting for three stories that gradually intertwine. Castellan Vašek offers a place to stay at the castle to singer Jana, who is trying to hide from her angry boyfriend. He is jealous of her and sets out to look for her at the castle with his bandmates. Local man Olin is looking for his wife, who is rehearsing a folklore performance for the village anniversary and has not arrived home, and due to a misunderstanding, he also searches the castle. The last actor is a thief who tries to steal a rare painting from the castle and has to flee from a polar bear. How will this confusion turn out?

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Production

Camera Operator:
Josef Víšek

Choreographer:
Luboš Ogoun

Costume Design:
Oldřich Hubáček

Director:
Milan Muchna

Director of Photography:
Pavel Šindelář
Milan Duda

Dramaturgy:
Jaroslav Petr

Editor:
Miroslav Hájek

First Assistant Director:
Bedřich Zips

Makeup Artist:
Jarmila Lichtnegelová

Original Music Composer:
Jiří F. Svoboda

Production Manager:
Petr Pinkas

Screenplay:
Milan Muchna
Karel Štorkán

Script Supervisor:
Anna Inemanová

Set Designer:
Oldřich Hubáček

Sound:
Rudolf Večeřa

Story:
Karel Štorkán
Milan Muchna

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