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A psychological drama of the illness of an individual and the illness of the society.

Starring:

Václav Lohniský, Lucyna Winnicka, Josef Abrhám, Vladimír Weiser, Miroslav Machácek, Karel Augusta, Zdenek Blazek, Olga Chodáková, Emil Horváth St., Michal Kozuch, Mikulás Ladizinský, Ferdinand Mazal, Július Mazanec, Ivo Racík, Marta Raslová

Genre:

Drama

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