Bota jménem Melichar
Réalisation:
Zdeněk TroškaScénario:
Jana KnitlováPhotographie:
Josef HanušMusique:
Karel VágnerActeurs·trices:
David Rauch, Tomáš Růžička, Martin Šotola, Magdalena Ledvinková, Michaela Krešlová, Regina Řandová, Eva Salzmannová, Milada Štýbrová (plus)Résumés(1)
The heroes of the story are the young 1st-grader Honzík, trying to get failing marks so that he can return to kindergarten; his older sister Jolanka, who likes her classmate Radim and inadvertently becomes suspected of stealing some expensive shoes; and the young teacher Adamová, continuously dogged by bad luck. She can't convince the janitor to take away the collected chestnuts, she continuously drops off her workbooks, breaks the new shoe cabinet, and the school principle constantly reprimands her for forgetting to lock the school pavilion. The situation in this impractically constructed school gets serious when somebody starts stealing the school kids' jackets. Fortunately, Honzik is there and he catches sight of an unknown lady in the school. And when he's unable to inform Radim, he plans to follow her himself. (Zlín Film Festival)
(plus)Critiques (2)
I won’t pretend that I understand why this particular movie is acceptable to Zdeněk Troška’s critics. For me, it was the typical Troška and that’s why I rate it like this, because I had a good time.
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J'ai vu cette comédie familiale faite par Zdeněk Troška facilement trois fois lors des projections dominicales pour les enfants qui se tenaient jadis dans le cinéma de notre ville. Ne fût-ce que par pure nostalgie, je me dois de mettre une note correcte à Bota jménem Melichar (« Une botte nommée Mélichar »). Espérons aussi que cette comédie de Troška n’exaspérera pas la majorité des gens comme ça se passe avec les plus récentes.
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