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- Release, runtime and language
- 1960 · 92 mins · Czech
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- Directed by
- Jiří Weiss
- Starring
- Jan Skopeček, Ladislav Mrkvička, Věra Víchová, Věra Tichánková, Ladislav Gzela, Zuzana Fišárková
Pavel, a young student in occupied Prague in 1942, hides a Jewish girl, Hana, in his apartment building’s attic. As the German army’s brutality intensifies, a tentative love grows between them, making Pavel her only link to the outside world. When Pavel’s mother discovers the hideout, she forces the building’s residents to decide if Hana can stay.
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