Rakovina vůle Trailer

Rakovina vůle Trailer (1989)

22 October 1989 Drama, Music, TV Movie 56 mins

An interesting look at love destroyed by the demon of drugs, which uses opera singing instead of spoken word. A story about the relationship of two young people and drug addiction.

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Cast

Tamara Kotrbová

as Markéta

Ludovít Ludha

as Adam (singing voice)

Jiří Bartoška

as Richard – Mefisto

Luděk Vele

as Richard – Mefisto (singing voice)

Jan Teplý

as Father

Ivan Kusnjer

as Father (singing voice) / Old Doctor (singing voice)

Věra Koktová

as Teacher

Zora Polanová

as Teacher

Dana Syslová

as Teacher

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