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Cast

Braňo Holiček

as TV Technician

Pavel Nečas

as Václav Kopecký

Martin Matejka

as František Filipovský

Petr Jablonský

as František Filipovský (voice)

Daniel Šváb

as Camera Operator

Jakub Štěpán

as Camera Operator

Jakub Albrecht

as TV Technician No. 2

Ondřej Anděra

as Sound Technician

Mikuláš Čížek

as Sound Technician

Ondřej Hlas

as Editor

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