Michal's father is a stubborn army officer and a firm supporter of the Communist system. He believes Communist technology will ultimately triumph over Western imperialist capitalism. His political convictions contrast with those of Jindřiška's father, and a wedding eventually brings their families together.
Chief inspector, bachelor, gourmet, and collector of old prints in 1920s Czechoslovakia.
Cyril is a state prosecutor and the dominant eldest sibling who pays for the family’s traditional trip to the High Tatras. He dictates the group’s plans and pushes Bruno toward sex with Tali; when Bruno does not act, Cyril sleeps with her himself. After Bruno dies, Cyril organizes a memorial feast, but Aneta refuses to attend, and he feels regret for the first time.
The local religious figure who is murdered by invading soldiers during the chaotic post-war violence in the village.
Marek's father is enlisted by Marie to help after Marek's most recent relationship ends on his anniversary. He takes part in teaching Marek ten rules for approaching a woman and joins Marie and the other flatmates in a plan intended to help Marek win Stephanie's heart.
Legal advisor assisting characters with inheritance and contractual matters.
Good-natured neighbor of Jana who makes persistent, tragicomic romantic advances toward her. He serves as a comedic foil to Jana’s search for a foreign partner.
Miroslav Donutil has 112 screen credits in a career dating back to 1972. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Inspektor Klubíčko (kolekce) with 3 titles. Signature works include Some Like It in Pilsen, Cosy Dens, Doctor Martin: The Mystery of Beskid Mountains. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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