Vojtěch's beloved Frantina leaves for Prague to find work. Vojtěch promises his dying mother that he will become a priest. His brother Karel is to inherit a mill. During the village fair, however, he attacks the weak Josífek and flees the village. He hides in a quarry with an unknown tramp. When the tramp dies after an explosion in the quarry, Karel exchanges his documents for his own. Vojtěch still thinks of his Frantina while he is in the seminary. The latter returns to her home village and finds a new home at Vojtěch's father's mill. Vojtěch has been ordained as a priest in the meantime and, on returning home, discovers that Frantina has married the miller. Vojtěch still loves her, but he resists all temptation even when he is alone with her in the mill. The corrupt Karel also returns and asks his father for money. The latter uses violence to try and throw him out but injures Frantina with an axe instead. Vojtech leaves and the dying Frantina tells the miller that the child she has borne is his. After some time Vojtěch returns to the family mill to live with his father and the child.
mlynář Dvorecký
Dvoreckého syn Vojtěch
Dvoreckého mladší syn Karel
Frantina
stárek
Josífek
Josífkova matka
muzikant
starosta obce Josef Knotek
farář
hostinský
policajt Mařánek
mladý šlechtic
četník
představený kláštera /lékař?/
biskup
novic
novic
novic
novic
novic
hráč na trombon na posvícení
vesnická drbna
vesnická drbna
vojín cizinecké legie
vojín cizinecké legie
abatyše
Jan Klecanda (Páter Vojtěch – román)
Jan Roth (vrchní osvětlovač), Willy Ströminger (fotograf)
Páter Vojtěch
Páter Vojtěch
Father Vojtěch
film
featuretheatrical distribution
drama
Czechoslovakia
1928
1928
date of censorship 4 March 1929
gala premiere 28 February 1929 (kino Světozor, Praha)
premiere 1 March 1929 /unsuitable for youths/ (kina Orient /1 týden/, Radio /1 týden/ a Světozor /2 týdny/, Praha)
feature film
96 min
2 723 meters
35mm
1:1,33
black & white
silent
Czech
without dialogue
without subtitles
Czech
Czech