Lasky jedne plavovlasky
reż|dir Miloš Forman | CZ | 1965 | 90 min
prod|pro Rudolf Hájek, Doro Vlado Hreljanovic scen|wr Jaroslav Papoušek, Ivan Passer, Miloš Forman zdj|ph Miroslav Ondříček muz|mus Evžen Illín mon|ed Miroslav Hájek ob|cast Hana Brejchová, Vladimír Pucholt, Vladimír Mensík, Ivan Kheil dys|dis Czeskie Centrum
Like all her friends from the women's hostel blonde-haired Andula longs for love. Although her Tonda has bought her a ring, he is still far from a girl's dream man. The young women work at a large industrial plant employing some two thousand women, which means that the small town of Zruč nad Sázavou where the factory is located suffers from a complete shortage of men. Even the stationing of an army unit in the town fails to bring a solution since older reservists get posted to Zruč instead of young men. At a dance party, these "oldies" try to approach the girls but the results are awkward. Andula, however, is lucky. She meets Milda, the young piano player in the band, and spends the night with him. New Wave gem, where non-actors are working together with professionals.
1967 Golden Globes– Best Foreign Film Nomination
1967 Academy Award (Oscar) – Best Foreign Language Film Nomination
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