Poručík Alexander Rjepkin Trailer

Poručík Alexander Rjepkin Trailer (1937)

24 September 1937 Drama, War

Summer 1916. A transport of Russian prisoners of war passes through Brno. The health of Russian officer Ryepkin deteriorates so much that he is taken to an Austrian military hospital. He almost dies and needs a transfusion. The German nurse Mathilda is the only one with the same blood type. However, because she hates everything Slavic, she hesitates to help and the chief physician, MUDr. Šrámek, has to remind her of her human duty.

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Cast

Vladimír Borský

as Alexander Fjodorovič Rjepkin

Adina Mandlová

as Mathilde von Kiesewe

František Smolík

as MUDr. Šrámek

Karel Veverka

as MUDr. Klíma

Stanislav Strnad

as Stanislav Severa

Jindřich Plachta

as Antonín Sakař

Theodor Pištěk

as Vincent Tlamicha

Jiří Vondrovič

as Josef Bartoněk

Břetislav Hrstka

as Cyril Vyskočil

Anton Hellmer

as MUDr. Lehner

Marie Ptáková

as Severová

Crew

Jaroslav Tuzar

Jaroslav Tuzar Director of Photography

Václav Dražil

Václav Dražil Production Manager

Štěpán Kopecký

Štěpán Kopecký Production Design

Josef Dobeš

Original Music Composer

Production Companies

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