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Lásky jedné plavovlásky (1965)
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Release Date:
26 October 1966 (USA) morePlot:
A working-class young woman (Andula) in a hick Czech town sleeps with one of the band members of a group from Prague... more | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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Nominated for Oscar. Another 2 wins & 2 nominations moreUser Comments:
Gentle, Winning Czech New Wave Romance moreCast
(Complete credited cast) | Hana Brejchová | ... | Andula |
| Vladimír Pucholt | ... | Milda |
| Vladimír Mensík | ... | Vacovský |
| Ivan Kheil | ... | Manas |
| Jirí Hrubý | ... | Burda |
| Milada Jezková | ... | Milda's Mother |
| Josef Sebánek | ... | Milda's Father |
| Josef Kolb | ... | Pokorný |
| Marie Salacová | ... | Marie |
| Jana Novaková | ... | Jana (as Jana Nováková) |
| Jarka Crkalová | ... | Jaruska |
| Tána Zelinková | ... | Girl |
| Zdena Lorencová | ... | Zdena |
| Jan Vostrcil | ... | Colonel |
| Antonín Blazejovský | ... | Tonda |
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UK:82 min | Argentina:90 min | Germany:83 min | USA:88 minCountry:
CzechoslovakiaLanguage:
CzechColor:
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1.37 : 1 moreSound Mix:
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"Loves of A Blonde" is a catchy, racy title for what is actually a gentle,low-key and affectionate look at a love affair in communist Czechoslovakia in the mid-60's. The film concerns a young (yes, blonde)girl who seems to be the prettiest one working in what looks like an extremely bleak factory setting in northern Czechoslovakia. The female workers in this shoe factory seem to far outnumber the males of the town. A band travels through town to play at a weekend dance, and the titled blonde (maybe its just me, but I think she resembles Reese Witherspoon a lot at various times)takes up with the piano player. Complications ensue.
There are a number of sweetly comic moments in the film, and it has a great deal of affection for its various characters. Its not all laughs, though, as there is a melancholy undertow to all that goes on. The portrait of Czech society seems decidedly bleak...ugly towns, dreary jobs, precious little fun. The ending is rather ambiguous, but I felt it to be definitely more downbeat than upbeat. You smile, but I felt sad afterward - a feeling rather common after a youthful love affair, I suppose.