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Black Sheep

Black Sheep (1966)

  • Genre: Family
  • Runtime: 52 min
  • Released: 1966-10-02

A class of fifteen-year-olds loses their favorite teacher and gets Romega (Radovan Lukavský), the most hated teacher at the school called "Romadůra", as their new class teacher, whose daughter is also a student in this class. The children try to make the new teacher hate his role as class teacher through mischief and deliberate provocation. They set up, for example, a prescribed band saw in the workshop for him, which injures the teacher quite badly. During the investigation, a girl takes the blame for it and is to be expelled for it. It turns out that she confessed out of love for the true culprit, an excellent classmate. However, due to interventions and intrigues, he is not supposed to be expelled. Teacher Romega is also persuaded by his friend, an inspector, not to insist on measuring everyone by the same yardstick.

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Jaromír Hanzlík

Jaromír Hanzlík is a Czech actor who rose to prominence from the 1970s onwards, known for his roles in Czech film and television. He appeared in notable films such as Jak svět přichází o básníky and Kulový blesk. He has had a long career spanning theatre, film, and television productions.

Jiřina Jirásková

Jiřina Jirásková was a Czech actress and one of the most prominent figures of the National Theatre in Prague. She appeared in numerous theatre productions and films, including the comedy Trhák (1980) directed by Oldřich Lipský. She was known for her elegance and natural stage presence.

Josef Somr

Josef Somr is a Czech actor known for his work in theatre and film. He gained wide recognition for his lead role as Ludvík in Jaromil Jireš's film The Joke (Žert, 1968), based on Milan Kundera's debut novel. He is considered one of the notable faces of the Czech New Wave cinema.

Bohuš Záhorský

Bohuš Záhorský was a Czech actor and a prominent member of the National Theatre in Prague throughout the 20th century. He is remembered for his role as Hogofogo in the classic Czech comedy film Limonádový Joe (1964). He was awarded the title of National Artist.

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