Svatba na bitevním poli 2008
Dušan Klein's charming Czech comedy *Svatba na bitevním poli* (2008) dives into a quirky small-town rivalry where history buffs take their Napoleonic reenactments a little too seriously.
Director: Dušan Klein
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Svatba na bitevním poli (2008) about?
The film follows the residents of Zvěstov, where a group of men obsessed with Napoleonic battles prepare for a high-stakes reenactment. Their mayor, Touchyn, faces an unexpected challenge when a rival town hires a professional actor to play Napoleon, threatening his decades-long role.
Who directed Svatba na bitevním poli?
Dušan Klein directed this 2008 Czech comedy, known for his knack for blending humor with social satire in small-town settings.
Who stars in Svatba na bitevním poli?
The film features a talented cast including Bolek Polívka as Mayor Touchyn, Zlata Adamovská, Josef Somr, Miroslav Šimůnek, and Jana Doleželová in key roles.
Is Svatba na bitevním poli (2008) worth watching?
Though not widely rated, the film's lighthearted satire of tradition and ego makes it a charming watch for fans of Czech comedies. Its relatable themes and quirky premise give it an edge over typical historical parodies.
How long is Svatba na bitevním poli?
Runtime details are not listed.
About Svatba na bitevním poli (2008) — A Czech Comedy Where Napoleon Fights for His Empire
Dušan Klein's charming Czech comedy *Svatba na bitevním poli* (2008) dives into a quirky small-town rivalry where history buffs take their Napoleonic reenactments a little too seriously. Set in the Moravian village of Zvěstov, the story follows Mayor Touchyn (Bolek Polívka), a man who's spent years portraying Napoleon in local battles—until a neighboring town ups the ante by hiring a professional actor for an upcoming event. The clash of egos, absurd preparations, and the clash between amateur passion and professionalism create a hilarious yet heartfelt battle of pride and tradition.
As tensions rise and plans unravel, the film captures the absurdity of clinging to tradition in a modern world. With sharp wit, lovable characters, and a backdrop of picturesque Czech countryside, *Svatba na bitevním poli* turns a seemingly niche obsession into a universally relatable story about competition, identity, and the lengths people go to defend their place in the spotlight.