Svátek matek 1945 (1945)

Genre : Drama

Runtime : 0M

Director : K. M. Walló
Writer : K. M. Walló

Synopsis

Actors

Dagmar Matějovská
Dagmar Matějovská
Emil Konečný
Emil Konečný
Hedvika Matějovská
Hedvika Matějovská
Vladimír Hlavatý
Vladimír Hlavatý
Zdeněk Šavrda
Zdeněk Šavrda
Bohuš Záhorský
Bohuš Záhorský
Vlasta Fáberová
Vlasta Fáberová
Eva Šmeralová
Eva Šmeralová
Božena Blahníková
Božena Blahníková
Marie Machníková
Marie Machníková
Anna Prchalová
Anna Prchalová
Ludmila Svobodová
Ludmila Svobodová
Josef Pehr
Josef Pehr
Bolek Prchal
Bolek Prchal
K. I. Kukušin
K. I. Kukušin
George Pravda
George Pravda

Crews

K. M. Walló
K. M. Walló
Director
K. M. Walló
K. M. Walló
Screenplay
František Papoušek
František Papoušek
Story
Bohumil Vích
Bohumil Vích
Director of Photography
Bohumil Paris
Bohumil Paris
Director of Photography
Miroslav Pelc
Miroslav Pelc
Production Design
Ina Kubová-Žáková
Ina Kubová-Žáková
Set Decoration
Jiřina Lukešová
Jiřina Lukešová
Editor
Josef Vlček
Josef Vlček
Sound
Miroslav Prokeš
Miroslav Prokeš
Sound
Miloš Schmiedberger
Miloš Schmiedberger
Production Manager
Jiří Sternwald
Jiří Sternwald
Original Music Composer

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