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Matka Kráčmerka
The Kráčmer couple work diligently in the vegetable garden. They are saving for a dowry for their only daughter, Betynce, who is in a serious relationship with the doctor Zdeborský. Inspired by a newspaper report, they decide to buy Kráčmer a lottery ticket. Kráčmerka brings it home crying because she feels like she has thrown away all her possessions. After a sleepless night, she goes to the store to return the ticket. However, it is too late, the draw has already been made...
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Plot Summary
A comedy about a kind-hearted woman who runs a pawn shop and often helps those in need. She gets entangled in various humorous situations involving her customers and her well-meaning but somewhat naive approach to life.
Critical Reception
The film was a popular success during its time, showcasing the comedic talents of Vlasta Burian, one of Czechoslovakia's most beloved comedic actors. It is remembered as a lighthearted and entertaining piece of pre-war cinema.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its heartwarming story and comedic performances, especially from Vlasta Burian.
Appreciated for its lighthearted humor and charming depiction of everyday life.
Seen as a delightful example of early Czechoslovakian cinema.
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Fun Fact
Vlasta Burian, who plays the lead role, was a hugely popular stage and film comedian in Czechoslovakia, known for his distinct vocalizations and physical comedy.
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