Requiem for a Doll (Czech: Requiem pro panenku) is a Czech psychological thriller / drama film inspired by a real-life tragedy that cost the lives of 26 mentally disabled girls. Released in 1992, it was the directorial debut of Filip Renč who also starred in a supporting role and until today it is his most successful movie. It was also the main role debut for the then 14 years old actress Anna Geislerová.[1]

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Cast

• Aňa Geislerová
• Eva Holubová
• Barbora Hrzánová
• Filip Renč
• Soňa Valentová
• Jaroslava Hanušová
• Jan Schmid
• Věra Nováková
• Eduard Cupák
• Stanislav Tříska
• Vlasta Mecnarowská
• Zuzana Dančiaková
• Josef Klíma

External links

• Requiem pro panenku at IMDb
• "Requiem pro panenku na tvrdo (požár ústavu v Měděnci: Real story)". TotalMag. Totalmag magazín. Retrieved 19 April 2017.
• "6 zásadních věcí, které jste netušili o filmu Requiem pro panenku" [6 essential things that you did not know about the movie Requiem for a Maiden]. Extra.cz. 31 January 2016. Retrieved 19 April 2017.

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