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The Ruined Shopkeeper (1933)

The Ruined Shopkeeper is a 1933 Czech-language drama and history film from Czechoslovakia, directed by Martin Frič. The credited cast includes František Smolík, Vlasta Burian and Antonie Nedošinská. The recorded runtime is 97 minutes.

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Story and details

The Ruined Shopkeeper is a 1933 Czech-language drama and history film from Czechoslovakia, directed by Martin Frič. The credited cast includes František Smolík, Vlasta Burian and Antonie Nedošinská. The recorded runtime is 97 minutes.

Content type
Movie
Release year
1933
Verified genres
Drama, History
Original language
Czech
Runtime
97 minutes

Viewing context

The Ruined Shopkeeper is catalogued under Drama, History. Use those verified genre tags and the spoiler-free story above to decide whether it suits your movie night.

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Cast and director

Main cast: František Smolík, Vlasta Burian, Antonie Nedošinská, Ella Nollová

Director: Martin Frič

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Frequently asked questions

What type of title is The Ruined Shopkeeper?

The Ruined Shopkeeper is listed in this catalogue as a movie from 1933.

What genres describe The Ruined Shopkeeper?

The verified catalogue genres are Drama, History.

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