Distribution media
| Medium | Duration | Subtitles |
|---|---|---|
| 35 mm | 94 min | |
| DCP | 94 min |
About the film distribution
Wolf Maxmilian Lamingen of Albenreuth (+2. 11. 1696) – in the historical novel by Alois Jirásek The Dog Heads (nickname for the Chod people settled in the Bohemian southwestern frontier; they had a dog-head in coat of arms) presented as Laminger, popularly known as Lomikar – was a Bavarian nobleman who came from a family to which Chod villages were granted in the years 1621 and 1630. On the basis of a decree the Chod people, until this time free men, were declared serfs in 1668.
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Film data
About a film
| Production year | 1954 |
|---|---|
| Countries | Czechoslovakia |
| Categories | film |
| Genres | drama, historical |
| Form | feature |
| Duration | 94 min |
| Director | Martin Frič |
| Cast | Vladimír Ráž, Jana Dítětová, František Kovářík, Jarmila Kurandová, Zdeněk Štěpánek |
| Director of photography | Jan Stallich |
| Screenplay | Martin Frič, Otakar Kirchner, Jiří Mařánek |
| Editor | Jan Kohout |
| Production designer | Bohuslav Kulič |
| Music | E. F. Burian, Vlastimil Pinkas |
| Sound designer | Josef Zora |
