Chvastúň
Comedy · TV Movie
Overview
A comedy drawing on classical antiquity. In the play, the author mocks stupidity and arrogance, and also metes out just retribution.
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František Zvarík
František Zvarík
František Zvarík


František Dibarbora
František Dibarbora
František Dibarbora
Jozef Sodoma
Jozef Sodoma
Jozef Sodoma


Anton Mrvečka
Anton Mrvečka
Anton Mrvečka


Karol L. Zachar
Karol L. Zachar
Karol L. Zachar
Juraj Sarvaš
Juraj Sarvaš
Juraj Sarvaš
Karol Strážnický
Karol Strážnický
Karol Strážnický
Mária Prechovská
Mária Prechovská
Mária Prechovská


Zdena Gruberová
Zdena Gruberová
Zdena Gruberová


Viera Topinková
Viera Topinková
Viera Topinková
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