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V piatok, trinásteho...
After his retirement, Jozef Rebro, a former chief state clerk, finds himself in a new situation. No longer able to overwork his subordinates, he becomes bored and begins to terrorize his family, his wife and daughter Olga and son František. The domestic tyrant can't stand resistance, he wants to manage and control everything. However, the frost comes on the dog and even the frightened wife rebels against the ribs...
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Plot Summary
A comical story unfolds around a group of people who believe that Friday the 13th brings bad luck. They try to avoid any misfortune by staying home and following superstitions, leading to a series of humorous situations and misunderstandings. The film explores superstitions and the quirky behaviors they can inspire in everyday life.
Critical Reception
As an older Czechoslovakian film, 'V piatok, trinásteho...' is primarily appreciated within its cultural context. While specific critical reviews from its release are scarce internationally, it is generally remembered as a lighthearted comedic film from its era. Audience reception likely focused on its humor and relatable portrayal of superstition.
What Reviewers Say
A charming and humorous exploration of superstition.
Features a strong ensemble cast delivering comedic performances.
Offers a nostalgic look at Czechoslovakian cinema of the 1950s.
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Fun Fact
The film was produced during the socialist era in Czechoslovakia, and like many films of that period, it reflects the social and cultural nuances of the time, often subtly.
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