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MÁG is a film directed by František Vláčil
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, 1h30Directed by František Vláčil
Genres Drama
Actors Josef Kemr, Bronislav Poloczek, Jiří Schmitzer, Ondřej Havelka
Rating66%
Adelheid (1970)
, 1h39Directed by František Vláčil
Genres Drama, War, Romance
Actors Petr Čepek
Rating72%
A decommissioned Czechoslovak soldier Viktor Chotovický (Petr Čepek) returns to his homeland from the Western front after spending much of the war in Aberdeen, Scotland employed at a RAF desk job. He is being appointed the caretaker of an empty manor (Zámek Lužec), formerly occupied by a German family of a notorious Nazi war-criminal imprisoned by the authorities. The soldier Viktor Chotovický meets his beautiful daughter Adelheid Heidenmann (Emma Černá), sister of an SS officer who disappeared in the Eastern Front. Adelheid works as a cleaning lady at her own mansion. Viktor makes her his captive maid, and soon falls in love with her. His heart is torn between feelings of desire and his national identity and sympathies. However, Adelheid silently waits for her brother to return, which he does.
The Valley of the Bees (1968)
Directed by František Vláčil
Genres Drama, Historical
Actors Petr Čepek
Rating77%
Au XIIIe siecle Ondrej, fils de petits nobles, s'enfuit de la commanderie de l'ordre des croises et rentre au chateau familial pour se marier. Armin, devoue a l'ordre, le poursuit pour le faire rentrer dans le droit chemin.
Marketa Lazarová (1967)
, 2h42Directed by František Vláčil
Origin Tchecoslovaquie
Genres Drama, Historical, Romance
Actors Magda Vášáryová, Josef Kemr, Vladimír Menšík, Ivan Palúch, Petr Kostka, Zdeněk Štěpánek
Rating78%
Two brothers, Mikoláš and one-armed Adam, along with a small group of men, ambushing a wagon and men traveling on a country road in the middle of winter. The attackers massacre most of the travelers, one escapes, Mikoláš chases and captures one and his men capture another. The man who escaped, a Saxon aristocrat, turns out to be the new Bishop of Hennau and a close ally of the local king. The two captives are the Bishop's son and his assistant. When Mikoláš returns to the site of the ambush, he finds a group of scavengers, led by Lazar, a neighbor of Mikoláš's, stripping the dead. Mikoláš' first impulse is to kill Lazar, but spares him after Lazar prays to Christ to forgive Mikoláš. Mikoláš returns to his village where his father, Kozlík, is the clan patriarch. Kozlík becomes furious at Mikoláš for allowing a man to escape, for bringing home two captives and for allowing Lazar to live. When Mikoláš explains that he took the captives for ransom, his father asks him if he intends to travel to Saxony to claim the ransom or if Mikoláš intends to invite the Saxons to bring their army to their small clan village.