Štěstí je krásná věc (2020)
Overview
Čenda and Jana don't have it easy in life. They're both unemployed, Čenda is up to his ears in debt, and the most frequent visitor to their home is the debt collector. But that's about to change thanks to a lottery ticket blessed by a priest. A fairy-tale win of 176 million crowns opens the door to a world of unlimited possibilities for the couple. But it also brings a lot of new friends who would like to get a big piece of the prize.
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| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Original Language | cs |
| Popularity | 0.5779 |
Directed By
Jiří Diarmaid Novák
Crew
Jiří Diarmaid Novák
Petr Hojda
René Rypar
Andrea McDonald
Pavel Pásek
Igor Konyukov
Lucie Fejková
Vladimíra Fomínová
Petr Svoboda
Marek Hart
Jaroslav Sauer
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