Edgar Dutka: Well-trodden shoes

The excellent Václav Postránecký in a kind story about people who know how to love. Listen to a funny play about the everyday worries and joys of the good-hearted Lojza Roubal, somewhat shy and somewhat sincere in his feelings. Lojza Roubal is twenty-six years old and yet he feels like a bachelor. He shares the household with his younger brother Karel and his wife Vlasta, who are expecting their first child. If my older brother doesn't finally become independent, the crib just won't fit in the small apartment anymore. Lojza understands that he has to solve his housing and personal crisis at once. Someone else would have been scared of such a task, but Lojza is an optimistic fatalist who believes that one can do anything in the end if one sets out in well-trodden shoes. Persons and cast: Lojza Roubal, the driver (Václav Postránecký), Karel Roubal, baker (Jan Hartl), Vlasta, his wife (Jaroslava Pokorná), Eva Hányšová (Daniela Kolářová), Irena Procházková, teacher (Jaroslava Obermaier), Slávek Procházka, her husband (Vítězslav Jandák), Andrea (Lenka Kořínková), Grandpa Pechacek, engineer (Čestmír Řanda), Jarmil (Michal Pavlata), waiter (Ladislav Kazda) and Kateřina, student (Helena Friedrichová)Director: Jiří Horčička.