Láska ke třem pomerančům (1970)

Genre : Comedy

Runtime : 0M

Director : Zdeněk Havlíček

Synopsis

Actors

Zdeněk Miczko
Zdeněk Miczko
Marie Kočková
Marie Kočková
Jiří Volkmer
Jiří Volkmer
Libuše Hertlová
Libuše Hertlová
Lenka Fišerová
Lenka Fišerová
Zdeněk Florian
Zdeněk Florian
Jaroslava Kašťáková
Jaroslava Kašťáková
Dušan Feller
Dušan Feller
Dagmar Pražáková
Dagmar Pražáková
Zdeněk Stoklasa
Zdeněk Stoklasa
Helena Šimelová
Helena Šimelová

Crews

Jiří Jaroš
Jiří Jaroš
Theatre Play
Zdeněk Havlíček
Zdeněk Havlíček
Director
Zdeněk Havlíček
Zdeněk Havlíček
Stage Director
Heřman Ohnheiser
Heřman Ohnheiser
Director of Photography
Helga Plachká
Helga Plachká
Editor
Miloš Tomis
Miloš Tomis
Sound
Jan Bedřich
Jan Bedřich
Original Music Composer
Václav Kábrt
Václav Kábrt
Set Designer
Václav Kábrt
Václav Kábrt
Costume Design
Helena Vilímová
Helena Vilímová
Production Manager

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