Alois Jirasek: Zahořanský hunting

A love story from the Rococo era set in the surroundings of Zahořany. You will find out how the shrewd stunt of the flamboyant hunter and mountaineer Svída, the free-spirited painter Rys and the scruffy cantor-musician Vojna will fool the power-hungry and arrogant Mr. This funny piece is actually a parable about how art can be perceived - whether as a source of pure joy or as a way to gain influence. So the hunt is about hunting both in the literal and figurative sense. In 1977, Zahořanský hunting was filmed as a stereo dramatised reading. It was the first reading of the formerly programmed and now truly legendary 3×60 block, and in stereo. At that time, the radio promoted stereo sound on the air with this programme, and for this reason they started to record stereo readings for this programme. Persons and cast: narrator (Zdeněk Buchvaldek), Svída (Vladimir Brabec), Rys (Václav Postránecký), War (Miroslav Nohýnek), Tereza (Helga Čočková), chief (Milos Nedbal), Kaspar (Mirko Musil), Baron (Vítězslav Jirsák), the gamekeeper (Oldřich Janovský), men in the inn (Bohuslav Ličman, Jindřich Rychtařík, Jiří Suk). Also performing are Svatopluk Skládal, Stanislav Zázvorka, Pavel Kopecký, Zdeněk Chládek.