Česká reklama: Úsvit kapitalismu (2019)
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| Original Language | cs |
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Directed By
Martin Jůza
Crew
Pavel Plešák
Jan Hála
Emil Kopta
Karolína Zalabáková
Matěj Chrudina
Jaromír Šallé
Dušan Mulíček
Hana Kopecká
Lukáš Gargulák
Filip Veselý
Martin Jůza
Richard Komárek
TOP CAST
Jan Svěrák
Himself
Josef Havelka
Himself
Martin Štěpánek
Himself
Jiří Kratěna
Himself
Jiří Mikeš
Himself
Ondřej Soukup
Himself
Filip Renč
Himself
Petr Čtvrtníček
Himself
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