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The Great Dam

1942 | 106 min | Drama

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Synopsis

The Great Dam is a 1942 Czech drama film directed by Jan Alfréd Holman and starring František Vnouček, Karel Hradilák and Adina Mandlová.

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Credits

Director
Jan Alfréd Holman
Screenplay
K. M. Walló
Director of Photography
Jaroslav Tuzar, Václav Hanuš
Original Music Composer
Jiří Srnka
Editor
Jan Kohout
Country
Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, Czechoslovakia

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Cast · 20

Adina Mandlová

Adina Mandlová

Rudolf Hrušínský

Rudolf Hrušínský

RZ

Richard Záhorský

FK

František Kovářík

FR

František Roland

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