Prague Blues (1963)
Overview
African student Omar would like to return home to Angola, but he is enrolled in a three-year postgraduate research fellowship at a clinic in Prague. One day while seeing off a friend at the airport, he and a girl named Mariama are brought together by chance as he offers to accompany her in an unfamiliar city toward the International Student Club, where she plays bass in a jazz orchestra.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | cs |
| Popularity | 2.4706 |
Directed By
Giorgos Skalenakis
Crew
Pavel Horák
Zdenka Pešulová
Jiřina Matiasková
Karel Štorkán
Vladimír Kalina
Vladimír Kalina
Jan Němeček
Karel Hejsek
Jaroslav Kaiser
Bohuslav Kulič
Jindřich Wielgus
Zdeněk Jeřábek
Jan Petrů
Pravoslav Sovák
Zdena Šnajdarová
Jaroslava Komárková
Miloslav Jandera
Jan Valkoun
Alena Hejdánková
Miroslav Hájek
František Černý
Josef Vlček
Bohumír Brunclík
Miloš Bergl
Zdeňka Černá
Lubomír Novotný
Ctibor Jeřábek
Karel Velebný
Karel Vlach
Jaromír Hořec
Sissoko Amadu
Ladislav Fikar
Bohumil Šmída
Giorgos Skalenakis
TOP CAST
Amina Hasci
Mariama
Sissoko Woandioun
Omar
Jarmila Veselá
Dana Ouředníčková
Jiří Stivín
Darek
Otto Lackovič
Karel (voice)
Míša Polák
Karel
Gustav Hrdlička
Hostel Gatekeeper
Ivan Popov
Russian
Ivan Poldauf
Prorector
Karel Vlach
Karel Vlach
Vladimír Dvořák
Vladimír Dvořák
Kateřina Trávnická
Kateřina Trávnická
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