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A comedy film taking an ironic view of the bourgeois period prior to the First World War.

Cast

Viliam Záborský

as Zoltán Lálik

František Dibarbora

as Branecký

Vladimír Zimmer

as Dr. Ráznik

Lea Juríčková

as Málika Láliková

Eva Krížiková

as Darinka

Erika Bauerová

as Olinka Láliková

Jozef Kroner

as Sásik

Hana Grissová

as Adela Sásiková

František Krištof-Veselý

as Arpád von Rumplay

Otto Lackovič

as Miško

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