
The Party and the Guests
Drama · Comedy
Overview
A group of the bourgeois head for a prominent figure's birthday party. As they venture through the woods and have a picnic, they're suddenly surrounded by some suspicious strangers.
Top Cast


Ivan Vyskočil
Ivan Vyskočil
Treater
Ivan Vyskočil
Treater
Jan Klusák
Jan Klusák
Rudolf
Jan Klusák
Rudolf
Jiří Němec
Jiří Němec
Josef
Jiří Němec
Josef
Pavel Bošek
Pavel Bošek
Frantisek
Pavel Bošek
Frantisek
Karel Mareš
Karel Mareš
Karel
Karel Mareš
Karel


Evald Schorm
Evald Schorm
Husband
Evald Schorm
Husband
Zdena Škvorecká
Zdena Škvorecká
Eva
Zdena Škvorecká
Eva
Helena Pejšková
Helena Pejšková
Marta
Helena Pejšková
Marta
Jana Prachařová
Jana Prachařová
Lady
Jana Prachařová
Lady
Miloň Novotný
Miloň Novotný
Groom
Miloň Novotný
Groom
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