Poslíček lásky
Poslíček lásky

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Poslíček lásky

1937
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Czech

The only employee of a small press office, secretary Jiřina Zvoníčková, decides to help her good-natured and unlucky boss Brok. In order to get an interview with the unapproachable "fashion king" Pavel Toman, she disguises herself as a young man and works as a messenger in Toman's company. This way, she manages to get not only the interview but also other interesting information about Toman. However, one day, Toman meets her in her girlish form in a café...

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IMDb7.0/10
Director: Miroslav CikánGenres: Comedy, Romance

Plot Summary

A charming but somewhat naive delivery boy, Josef, finds himself entangled in a series of comedic misadventures when he becomes the unwitting messenger for secret love letters between a wealthy industrialist's daughter and her secret lover. Josef's attempts to facilitate the romance lead to mistaken identities, chases, and a delightful series of misunderstandings.

Critical Reception

As a classic Czech comedy starring the immensely popular Vlasta Burian, 'Poslíček lásky' was a significant box office success upon its release and remains a beloved film in Czech cinema history. It is praised for its lighthearted humor, Burian's comedic timing, and its charming romantic plot.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its evergreen humor and Vlasta Burian's masterful performance.

  • A delightful romantic comedy with a fast-paced, engaging plot.

  • The film showcases excellent comedic performances from the entire cast.

Google audience: Audience reviews consistently highlight the film's enduring comedic appeal and Vlasta Burian's iconic status, with many viewers appreciating its lighthearted and entertaining nature.

Fun Fact

Vlasta Burian, a legendary Czech comedian, was often referred to as the 'King of Comedy' and his films, including 'Poslíček lásky,' were immensely popular, forming a significant part of Czech cinematic heritage.

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