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The Trap

Apr 27, 1951
1h 25m
★ 3.0

Overview

The course of an organized strike by workers from North Moravian steelworks in 1931 to resist mass layoffs during the economic crisis.

Genres

Drama
History

Production Companies

Československý státní film

Cast

Oldřich Lukeš

Franta

Oldřich Lukeš

Jaroslav Mareš

Jan

Jaroslav Mareš

Bohuš Hradil

Karel Žíbek, Jan's father

Bohuš Hradil

Jana Dítětová

Marie

Jana Dítětová

František Kovářík

Kolarik

František Kovářík

Marie Nademlejnská

Marie's mother

Marie Nademlejnská

Bedřich Vilský

Josef Žíbek, Jan's brother

Bedřich Vilský

Majka Tomášová

Ludmila, Josef's wife

Majka Tomášová

Karel Peyr

boss von Doderer

Karel Peyr

Miloslav Holub

chief engineer Kotrna

Miloslav Holub

Jarmil Škrdlant

pomeranian Halík

Jarmil Škrdlant

Josef Chvalina

Starek

Josef Chvalina

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