Name: Raging Barbora
Genre: comedy
Released: 1935
Rating: 5.7

Story Structure — 4 Plot Phases

Director Miroslav Cikán and screenwriter Bedřich Šulc establish the comedic premise and draft the original Czech script.

Film Conception — Director Miroslav Cikán conceives the comedic narrative framework. Location: Czechoslovakia
Script Development — Bedřich Šulc drafts the original Czech screenplay. Location: Prague

Key supporting roles are assigned, with Helena Bušová joining the ensemble cast for principal photography.

Cast Assembly — Ensemble cast is finalized, with Helena Bušová securing a supporting role. Characters: Helena Location: Studio

Black and white cinematography by Otto Heller captures the narrative across studio and location sets.

Principal Photography — Black and white filming commences across designated locations. Characters: Helena Location: Film Sets
Cinematography Execution — Otto Heller captures visual composition and lighting. Location: Various Locations

Editor Antonín Zelenka finalizes the cut, leading to the film's official 1935 theatrical release.

Post-Production Editing — Antonín Zelenka assembles the final narrative cut. Location: Editing Room
Theatrical Premiere — Barbora Řádí officially releases to audiences in 1935. Location: Czechoslovak Theaters
Historical Archival — Film enters the documented history of Czechoslovak comedy. Location: Cinema Archives

Story Breakdown

Production Context — Geographic and temporal setting of the film's creation.
- Czechoslovak Origin — Film produced within Czechoslovakia.
- 1935 Release — Theatrical debut during the mid-1930s cinema era.
Creative Leadership — Key writers and directors shaping the narrative.
- Director Miroslav Cikán — Oversaw comedic direction and visual pacing.
- Screenwriter Bedřich Šulc — Authored the original Czech language script.
Cast Ensemble — Actors featured in the production.
- Helena Bušová — Supporting cast member portraying Helena.
- Ensemble Actors — Additional performers listed in production credits.
Technical Craft — Behind-the-scenes roles ensuring film quality.
- Cinematography Otto Heller — Managed camera work and visual composition.
- Editing Antonín Zelenka — Assembled footage into the final narrative structure.
Visual Style — Aesthetic and genre classifications.
- Black and White Format — Monochrome cinematography standard for the era.
- Comedy Genre — Lighthearted narrative tone and thematic focus.
Historical Impact — Legacy and archival status of the film.
- Czech Cinema Archive — Preserved as part of national film heritage.
- 1935 Cultural Context — Reflects pre-war Central European entertainment trends.