Miss Golem

Jaroslav Balík, 1972

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Screenwriter Josef Nesvadba had a penchant for science fiction but involved himself in a variety of film genres, with somewhat mixed results. Perhaps his most famous film is Zabil jsem Einsteina, pánové… (I Killed Einstein, Gentlemen!, 1969) but Slečna Golem (Miss Golem, 1972) also merits attention. This story of pretty hostess Věra, whose life is made difficult by her sinister clone, has become more pertinent as genetic science and cloning have gained prominence. Initially intended to look after Věra, “Miss Golem” – a chance creation by the inventor Petr – turns into a manipulating tyrant and as such invokes ultimate destruction, just like any other contrived being revolting against its human creators… Directed by Jaroslav Balík, the film features a talented cast headed by Jana Brejchová in the dual lead role and Jan Tříska as the inventor Petr.
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film_production_year 1972
film_countries Czechoslovakia
film_genres fantastic, comedy
film_form feature
film_duration 96 min
film_director Jaroslav Balík
film_cast Jana Brejchová, Jan Tříska, Martin Růžek, Josef Somr, Antonie Hegerliková, Marie Rosůlková
film_director_of_photography Josef Illík
film_screenplay Josef Nesvadba, Jaroslav Balík
film_film_editor Jiřina Lukešová
film_production_designer Bohuslav Kulič, Miroslav Hrachovec
film_art_director Vladimír Dvořák
film_music_composed_by Karel Mareš
film_sound_designer Roman Hloch

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