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Zamilovaná 1993

★ 4.73 votes📅 1993-04-12

In Zuzana Zemanová-Hojdová's heartfelt 1993 drama Zamilovaná, a compassionate young music teacher arrives at a local school, taking charge of the orchestra and mentoring twelve-year-old Anička.

Director: Zuzana Zemanová-Hojdová

Cast

Karolína Syrovátková
Karolína Syrovátková
Anežka
Michal Dlouhý
Michal Dlouhý
Učitel hudby Petr
Nelly Gaierová
Nelly Gaierová
Babička
Jana Brejchová
Jana Brejchová
Matka
Jiří Zahajský
Jiří Zahajský
Otec
Markéta Hrubešová
Markéta Hrubešová
Sestra Zuzana
Pavel Anděl
Pavel Anděl
Václav
Jiří Holý
Jiří Holý
Školník
Barbora Dědíková
Magdička
Hana Kratochvílová
Eva

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Zamilovaná (1993) about?

Zamilovaná follows twelve-year-old Anička, a shy cello student who develops a deep crush on her kind-hearted music teacher. As her emotions spiral, she navigates family tension and her grandmother's unexpected support—all while trying to win his heart through clever, childlike schemes.

Who directed Zamilovaná?

Zuzana Zemanová-Hojdová directed Zamilovaná, bringing a delicate and empathetic approach to this coming-of-age drama.

Who stars in Zamilovaná?

The film stars Karolína Syrovátková as Anička, Michal Dlouhý as the teacher, Nelly Gaierová, Jana Brejchová, and Jiří Zahajský.

Is Zamilovaná (1993) worth watching?

While it flies under the radar, Zamilovaná offers a charming and touching exploration of childhood emotions and family dynamics, perfect for fans of gentle, character-driven dramas. Its modest scale and heartfelt performances make it a hidden gem worth discovering.

How long is Zamilovaná?

Runtime details are not listed.

About Zamilovaná (1993) — A tender 1993 drama of first love and childhood longing

In Zuzana Zemanová-Hojdová's heartfelt 1993 drama Zamilovaná, a compassionate young music teacher arrives at a local school, taking charge of the orchestra and mentoring twelve-year-old Anička. As he guides his eager student through the complexities of playing the cello, Anička's innocent affection for her teacher blossoms into an intense, first crush that sweeps her into a whirlwind of emotions. Her grandmother, isolated and at odds with Anička's mother, is the only one who understands the girl's turmoil, but even her wisdom can't shield Anička from the bittersweet realities of growing up. Desperate for connection, Anička resorts to playful deception to win her teacher's attention, weaving a tender yet poignant tale of youthful longing and the awkward steps toward maturity.

Set against a backdrop of warmth and melancholy, Zamilovaná weaves together family discord and the gentle rhythms of a school orchestra to explore themes of longing, belonging, and the fragile boundaries between childhood innocence and burgeoning desire. With a delicate touch, the film captures the yearning and confusion of early adolescence, all while immersing the viewer in the bittersweet beauty of first love and the quiet strength of those who stand by us when the world feels uncertain.