Já truchlivý bůh (1967)
The main character of this ironic, intimate story about unrequited love is an older man, Adolf, who tells the story of his greatest failure in love. He has fallen in love with a young opera student, Janička, who, however, only has eyes for men who have a good position in artistic circles. Adolf hatches an ill-fated prank to introduce the girl to his friend Apostolko, a Greek worker. He passes him off as an opera conductor, and Janička falls in love with him. Adolf thus becomes the driving force behind events that ultimately turn against him.
Director:
Jaroslav Horan
Writers:
Věra Hrabánková, Rudolf Večeřa.
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Miloš Kopecký as Adolf |
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Eva Jelínková as Jana |
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Jiří Tomek as Apostol |
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Milada Machková as Girl |
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Dana Píchová as Girl |
| Writing | Milan Kundera | Short Story |
| Writing | Věra Hrabánková | Screenplay |
| Directing | Jaroslav Horan | Director |
| Camera | Eduard Landisch | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Lubomír Wachtl | Editor |
| Writing | Rudolf Večeřa | Screenplay |
| Art | Luděk Škuta | Set Designer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Jindřiška Hirschová | Costume Design |
| Production | Božena Skotáková | Production Manager |
| Costume & Make-Up | Alena Vlčková | Makeup & Hair |
| Costume & Make-Up | Karel Pištora | Makeup & Hair |
| Directing | Marie Barušová | Assistant Director |
| Sound | Rudolf Večeřa | Sound |
| Camera | Jiří Kačírek | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Václav Myslivec | Camera Operator |
