01 Jan 1967
Francois Villon – spor o básnika
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Smetana
Life of Czech composer Smetana, his search for love and artistic inspiration despite hearing loss, and quest for his muse Eliska. Navigating personal and professional challenges and the founding of the National Theatre in Prague.
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Václav Neužil Bedřich Smetana
Sarah Haváčová Betty Smetanová
Denisa Barešová Eliška Krásnohorská
Jana Plodková Lízinka
Viktor Zavadil Drvota
Lucie Ducháčková Žofie Schwarzová
Vojtěška Burianová Zdeňka Smetanová
Žofie Burianová Zdeňka Smetanová
Veronika Dobešová Boženka Smetanová
Adéla Dobešová Boženka Smetanová
Robert Hájek Josef Schwarz
Pavel Řezníček Karel Sladkovský
Igor Bareš František Ladislav Rieger
Petr Lněnička Stárek
Jiří Maryško JUDr. Josef Dašek
Petr Jeništa Jan Nepomuk Maýr
Marek Pospíchal Julius Grégr
Martin Kubačák Jindřich Hanuš Böhm
Jan Grundman Antonín Adolf Šubert
Roman Mrázik Petr Maixner
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