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Hordubalové is a Czech drama film directed by Martin Frič.[1] It was released in 1937. It was based on the novel Hordubal by Karel Čapek.

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Hordubalové
Directed by	Martin Frič
Written by	Karel Čapek Karel Hašler
Produced by	Antonín Vlach
Starring	Jaroslav Vojta
Cinematography	Jaroslav Blazek
Edited by	Zdenek Gina Hasler
Release date	1937 (1937)
Running time	95 minutes
Country	Czechoslovakia
Language	Czech

Cast

• Jaroslav Vojta - Juraj Hordubal
• Suzanne Marwille - Polana Hordubalová
• Paľo Bielik - Michal Hordubal
• Mirko Eliáš - Stepán Manya
• Vlasta Součková - Maryna Hordubalová
• Eliška Kuchařová - Hafie Hordubalová
• František Kovařík - Míso - Chief shepherd
• Filip Davidik - Filípek
• Gustav Hilmar - Gelnaj
• Vilém Pfeiffer - Karel Biegel
• Vladimír Majer - Gejza Fedeles
• Alois Dvorský - MUDr. Václav Klenka

References

External links

• Hordubalové at IMDb

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