Poslední etapa (1968)

Genre : Drama

Runtime : 0M

Director : Rudolf Jurda
Writer : Vlastimil Milota

Synopsis

Actors

Josef Štefl
Josef Štefl
Táňa Fischerová
Táňa Fischerová
Milan Vágner
Milan Vágner
Oldřich Slavík
Oldřich Slavík
Václav Postránecký
Václav Postránecký
Karel Augusta
Karel Augusta
Miroslav Výlet
Miroslav Výlet
Vladimír Krátký
Vladimír Krátký
Pavel Leicman
Pavel Leicman
René Přibil
René Přibil

Crews

Vlastimil Milota
Vlastimil Milota
Screenplay
Rudolf Jurda
Rudolf Jurda
Director
Dalimil Řehák
Dalimil Řehák
Director of Photography
Lubomír Wachtl
Lubomír Wachtl
Editor
Jindřich Matušek
Jindřich Matušek
Sound
Pavel Blatný
Pavel Blatný
Original Music Composer
Luděk Škuta
Luděk Škuta
Set Designer
Zdenka Kalabisová
Zdenka Kalabisová
Costume Design
Božena Skotáková
Božena Skotáková
Production Manager

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