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Lízin let do nebe is a film of genre Drama with Josef Kemr

Lízin let do nebe (1938)

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Length 1h42
Genres Drama,    Romance
Rating58% 2.938272.938272.938272.938272.93827

Lízin let do nebe is a 1937 Czechoslovak film. The film starred Josef Kemr.

Actors

Josef Kemr

(Jůla, syn Plichtových)Rolf Wanka

(Dr. Petr Tumlíř)Zita Kabátová

(učitelka Karla Sýkorová)Růžena Šlemrová

(Sýkorová)Rudolf Hrušínský

(Jarka, syn Rejlkových)
And :
Jaroslav Marvan
Václav Trégl
Theodor Pištěk
Eman Fiala
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