Character Relationship Map: Garden Store: Suitor

Characters

• Jindřich Rohn (played by Martin Finger) — supporting
• Ela Böcková (played by Gabriela Míčová) — supporting
• Karel Böck (played by Filip Březina) — minor

  Böck family member involved in minor social and romantic subplots.

• Vyšetřovatel StB (played by Lukáš Bech) — minor

  StB investigator, represents communist state surveillance.

• Tajný (played by Petr Vorel) — cameo

  Secretive figure or minor official reflecting state surveillance era.

• Jiří Erben (played by Ondřej Sokol) — cameo

  Minor character appearing in suitor subplot, adding comedic or social context.

• Konferenciér (played by Richard Pospíšil) — cameo

  Event host or announcer providing atmospheric backdrop to social gatherings.

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Karel Böck → Ela Böcková (family)

  Siblings involved in overlapping social circles

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• Jindřich Rohn → Tajný (conflict)

  Political persecution and secret police surveillance in the 1950s

• Tajný → Konferenciér (unknown)

  Both present in public/social scenes reflecting era atmosphere

• Vyšetřovatel StB → Jiří Erben (conflict)

  State investigator vs compassionate doctor in political climate

Story Analysis

A 1950s Czech comedy that concludes the Zahradnictví trilogy and serves as a prequel to Pelíšky.

Plot Progression

1. Historical Setting — The narrative is firmly anchored in the second half of the 1950s Czechoslovakia. This era provides the backdrop for the family saga.
2. Trilogy Placement — The film serves as the concluding chapter of the Zahradnictví trilogy. It functions as a direct prequel to the acclaimed 1999 film Pelíšky.
3. Production Framework — Directed by Jan Hřebejk with a screenplay by Petr Jarchovský. The production involved co-production with Česká televize and partners from Czechia, Slovakia, and Poland.
4. Release & Distribution — The film premiered in Czech cinemas on November 16, 2017. It represents the culmination of a trilogy filmed entirely in 2016.