Screenplay:
Jan ProcházkaCinematography:
Jan StallichComposer:
Miloš VacekCast:
Bohumila Houdková, Jarmila Srbová, Jiřina Jirásková, Vladimír Menšík, Jiřina Šejbalová, Bohuš Záhorský, Ferdinand Krůta, Josef Bláha, Karel Urbánek (more)Reviews (2)
A very pleasant film with a great main heroine, whose inner monologues could be the envy of even Woody Allen, not to mention Juno. Seriously! It's a pity, however, that the film gives up on them for quite a long time in the second half, slows down and only picks up again in the last quarter of an hour. In addition to Bohumila Houdková, Jiřina Jirásková and Vladimír Menšík gave very nice civilian performances, so Naše bláznivá rodina is definitely worth seeing.
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The best of the golden 1960s, of the strange decade of the Czechoslovak film miracle and the resolved socialism. Surprising qualities are on offer in this small, unassuming film that charmingly entertains, glosses, and holds up a mirror to the part of Czech society that doesn't strike an excessive pose. It's beautiful to watch the arc - in 1932 Maurice Chevalier was still lounging at the school desks, while in 1968 it was Pierre Brice. It’s too bad that this Czech nature later became hysterical with Schulhoff and went with Chytilová to the housing estate.
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