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The story takes place in Prague in the 1930s. An old trickster watchmaker named Sakař fakes an illness to get into the hospital. A young doctor from Bulovka finds him on the street and admits him to the hospital. Sakař is an excellent specialist, he takes care of everyone's watches, but at a certain point his desire for freedom wins out and he runs away from the hospital with a rare piece of old watch, which unfortunately belongs to the headmistress. A problem arises for the doctor, his position and existence are threatened...
Cast
Josef Větrovec, Zdeněk Žák, Alena Vránová, Marcel Vašinka, Martina Hudečková, Marta Richterová, Jiří Holý, Jiří Lír, Světlana Nálepková, Adolf Filip, Drahomíra Fialková, Jiří Bruder
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