Nejlepší ženská mého života
Directed by:
Martin FričCinematography:
Jan RothComposer:
Dalibor C. VačkářCast:
Jiří Sovák, Milena Dvorská, Jarmila Smejkalová, Iva Janžurová, Ivanka Devátá, Čestmír Řanda st., Vladimír Hlavatý, Nina Popelíková, Věra Tichánková (more)Plots(1)
Martin Frič’s last film is a modest comedy about the heist of the century planned by a small-time engineer starring Jiří Sovák who needs to cover the high living expenses of his young wife. Although he’s trying to act like a first-class thief and Lothario, his plan is already doomed to fail. (Summer Film School)
Reviews (2)
"Decency is the best way to go." Jiří Sovák has a plan for the robbery of the century (or so his inner voice says). The cunning script by Jaroslav Dietl and Martin Frič, however, puts in his way a foolish girl played by the irresistible Iva Janžurová, the trickster Čestmír Řanda, the overly sympathetic, charming postmistress Milena Dvorská... And last but not least, his own conscience. The result was a very good comedy with decent suspense at the end.
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The wonderful Frič with his classic line-up from the State Film. The script is unbelievable, somewhere between a killing joke, satire, and reality. It’s courageous, very true in places, very broken up. And it's true that anyone will hesitate when they see Milena Dvorská's eyes.
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