Zatoulané dělo 1959
In Josef Mach's gripping 1959 drama *Zatoulané dělo*, a lone military unit transporting a cannon finds itself at a moral crossroads when a desperate gamekeeper intercepts their march.
Director: Josef Mach
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Zatoulané dělo (1959) about?
*Zatoulané dělo* follows a military unit transporting a cannon whose journey is interrupted by a frantic gamekeeper begging for help. His son is gravely ill, forcing the lieutenant to confront a heart-wrenching decision between completing his mission or saving a life.
Who directed Zatoulané dělo?
Josef Mach directed *Zatoulané dělo*, a director known for his work in Czechoslovakian cinema during the mid-20th century.
Who stars in Zatoulané dělo?
The film features Miroslav Zounar as the lieutenant, Milena Dvorská as the gamekeeper's wife, Martin Ťapák, Valentina Thielová, and Jaroslav Mareš.
Is Zatoulané dělo (1959) worth watching?
While the IMDb rating isn't available, *Zatoulané dělo* offers a compelling exploration of moral conflict and wartime tension. Its focus on human drama and restrained storytelling makes it a standout in classic Czechoslovakian cinema.
How long is Zatoulané dělo?
Runtime details are not listed.
About Zatoulané dělo (1959) — When Duty Collides with Humanity in a Classic Drama
In Josef Mach's gripping 1959 drama *Zatoulané dělo*, a lone military unit transporting a cannon finds itself at a moral crossroads when a desperate gamekeeper intercepts their march. The man's son is gravely ill, and every second counts—yet the lieutenant must weigh the urgency of his mission against the imperative to save a life. The tension crackles as duty and humanity collide in this tense, dialogue-driven story set against the rugged backdrop of post-war Czechoslovakia.
With its stark portrayal of moral dilemmas and the weight of responsibility, *Zatoulané dělo (1959)* lingers in the mind long after the final scene. Miroslav Zounar delivers a standout performance as the conflicted lieutenant, while Milena Dvorská adds emotional depth as the gamekeeper's wife. The film's restrained pacing and focus on human conflict give it a timeless quality, blending wartime tension with intimate drama.