We, the Lost Girls Trailer

We, the Lost Girls Trailer (1972)

05 December 1972 Drama, Family 74 mins

Zofie and Dominika, two girls of very different temperaments, become friends during hop-picking volunteer work in the summer. Zofie (Jaroslava Schallerová) is serious to the point of reticence and she is delighted with her friendship with Dominika. For the self-assured and superficial Dominika (Irena Svárová) the whole thing is just a momentary whim. When she leaves the work camp before everybody else, she doesn't even say goodbye to Zofie. The two girls meet again after the holidays as first-year students at medical school, and become close again during the nursing techniques class.

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Cast

Jaroslava Schallerová

as Žofie Cajthamlová

Irena Švárová

as Dominika Adamcová

Květoslava Houdlová

as Žofie's Mother

Josef Langmiler

as Dominika's Father

Josef A. Stehlík

as Potužník

Vladislav Šmíd

as Čenda Vízner

Helena Bendová

as Brotánková

Jana Boušková

as Boženka

Dana Vlková

as Anna-Marie

Vladimír Kudla

as Hanousek

Jana Hana Duffková

as Station Nurse

Otta Poul

as Dance Master

Crew

Věra Pištěková

Věra Pištěková First Assistant Director

Zdena Prchlíková

Zdena Prchlíková Makeup & Hair

Ivan Urban

Ivan Urban Dramaturgy

František Čížek

František Čížek Makeup & Hair

Ivan Šlapeta

Ivan Šlapeta Director of Photography

Anna Mejtská

Anna Mejtská Assistant Editor

Karel Svoboda

Original Music Composer

Ivana Nevolová

Ivana Nevolová Clapper Loader

Ota Hofman

Ota Hofman Creative Producer

Jaroslav Trousil

Jaroslav Trousil Still Photographer

Vilém Kijonka

Vilém Kijonka Assistant Director

International Titles

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