Dárek 1979
Věra Jordánová's heartwarming 1979 family drama *Dárek* follows spirited young Robert, an only child who seems to have everything—except a sense of responsibility.
Director: Věra Jordánová
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Dárek (1979) about?
The film centers on Robert, a spoiled only child who receives a guinea pig by mail. When the pet goes missing, Robert's curiosity turns into genuine care as he studies animals and takes responsibility for the first time.
Who directed Dárek?
Dárek was directed by Věra Jordánová, known for her sensitive portrayals of childhood in Czechoslovak cinema.
Who stars in Dárek?
The cast includes Miroslav Batík as Robert, Petr Svojtka as his father, Jiří Novotný, Růžena Merunková, and Antonie Hegerliková.
Is Dárek (1979) worth watching?
As a classic family film, *Dárek* shines with its charming lessons and natural performances. While unrated, its themes of growth and responsibility make it a timeless pick for viewers of all ages.
How long is Dárek?
Runtime details are not listed.
About Dárek (1979) — How a guinea pig teaches a child responsibility
Věra Jordánová's heartwarming 1979 family drama *Dárek* follows spirited young Robert, an only child who seems to have everything—except a sense of responsibility. When a well-meaning neighbor sends him a guinea pig by mail, the little creature vanishes in Robert's apartment, sparking an unexpected journey of curiosity and care. Instead of shrugging off the loss, Robert dives into animal care books, revealing a maturity his parents never expected. With gentle humor and touching realism, the film explores how small gestures can spark big personal growth.
Miroslav Batík leads the cast as Robert, supported by Petr Svojtka and Jiří Novotný, capturing the innocence and earnestness of childhood with warmth. Set in a cozy apartment building, *Dárek* (1979) blends family dynamics with a quiet but powerful message about empathy and taking initiative.