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Príbeh o Fatime a Omarovi

Dec 24, 1975
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Overview

A television production based on the legend of the well at Trenčín Castle. In the 16th century, the lord of Trenčín Castle was Štefan Zápoľský - Duke of Transylvania, known for his hardness. He built Trenčín Castle as a fortress against the Turks, which, however, could be easily defeated because it had no water. The Turks wanted to take advantage of this fact. Zápoľský, as a good tactician, did not wait for the Turks to attack and attacked their own camp. He won and took a large number of prisoners, including the beautiful Fatima, the wife of Duke Omar. Omar decided to ransom Fatima from captivity. Zápoľský knew only one price - water at Trenčín Castle. Omar undertakes to fulfill the condition and dig a well. He keeps his word and takes Fatima and the other prisoners from Trenčín Castle.

Genres

Drama
History

Production Companies

Československá televízia Bratislava

Cast

Vlado Müller

Vlado Müller

Žofia Martišová

Žofia Martišová

Jozef Adamovič

Jozef Adamovič

Zuzana Kocúriková

Zuzana Kocúriková

Elena Rampáková

Elena Rampáková

František Zvarík

František Zvarík

Anton Korenči

Anton Korenči

František Kovár

František Kovár

Jozef Benedik

Jozef Benedik

Alfréd Swan

Alfréd Swan

Vladimír Bartoň

Vladimír Bartoň

František Desset

František Desset

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