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DVD Film - The story of a single mother who, in her time of need, accepts a job as a live model in a shop window.
DVD Film - A dramatic story about the diggers of wolfberry, for whom the illegal mining of these semi-precious stones has become an uncontrollable passion, but also a way of making a living.
DVD Film - The angel Petronel and the devil Uriah go to Earth to bring back the lost apple from the paradisiacal tree of knowledge. For only God can know everything. A free sequel to one of the most successful fairy tales starring Ivan Trojan and Jiří Dvořák, directed by Jiří Strach.
DVD Film - Winning a bundle of money in the lottery definitely changes a person's life. The question is how.
DVD Film - Emil Kintzl is a Šumava legend. It focuses on the stories of old, now defunct settlements that disappeared from the map of this harsh region in the turbulent 20th century.
DVD Film - The compulsory ski training for second-year students at Prague's grammar school is becoming an early "test of maturity" for both the students and their teachers.
DVD Film - The shy lyricist Brabec has fallen in love with the work he can't concentrate on. The theatre director's wife, psychologist Jitka, decides that Aleš needs a horror situation to compose. He just needs a good scare to get him to be able to compose again!
DVD Film - Second half of the 13th century. Ondřej, a young nobleman, flees from the service of the Crusader Order back home to Bohemia, determined to live his life alongside the beautiful Lenore. His friend, the fanatical knight Armin von Heide, is on his heels.
DVD Film - One of the most successful "vault" comedies with excellent performances of the main protagonists.
DVD Film - Formerly hostile families, who spiced up their lives with spite and malice, are now allies, seeking to get rich quick and without work. A loose sequel to the comedy Tomorrow We'll Spin, Darling.
DVD Film - The final film of the prehistoric trilogy based on the popular books by writer Eduard Štorch.
DVD Film - The first film of the prehistoric trilogy based on the popular books by writer Eduard Štorch.
DVD Film - The second film of the prehistoric trilogy based on the popular books by writer Eduard Štorch.
DVD Film - An affectionate comedy about loves and dislikes in a porcelain warehouse.
DVD Film - Chobotničky Modrý and Zelená have got used to life with their children Evička and Honzík in Prague's Kampa, although they do make some messes.
DVD Film - More stories of six-year-old Lucie and her formelák friends.
DVD Film - The first film of a trilogy about a Prague boy Vasek and his beloved grandfather from Sumava. The lousy Straka can't forgive his son for moving to the city. He doesn't even know his little grandson Vashko. But now he is coming to visit his grandfather in Šumava for the first time.
DVD Film - Ondra, a young woodcutter, sets out from his native cottage into the world to learn to be afraid. His companion on the pilgrimage is the talkative lazy and thieving Ferko.
DVD Film - At his mother's insistence, Honza, who has been lying contentedly behind the stove, sets out into the world to experience it. But Honza is no fool, even though he looks like one, and so he gives a lesson to a stingy peasant, a jealous royal drummer and a haughty princess.
DVD Film - The young parish priest labels a local beggar as a witch and convinces the Countess de Galle of Sumper to summon the Inquisitor Boblig of Edelstadt. This will trigger an avalanche of processes.
DVD Film - The six-part series by director Juraj Herz, telling the story of the origins of Hollywood and its stars, was made as a tribute to the famous era of slapstick. The series benefits from the excellent pantomime skills of actor Boris Hybner, who played the lead character of the rogue and gagman Al.
DVD Film - In 1965, director Weiss co-produced with Great Britain a dark drama about the theft of socialist property.