Hana Klimešová is happy in her relationship with her dear medical student, Karel Malý. Karel's farewell letter to her therefore comes as a great blow. Hana finds herself in a hopeless situation since she is expecting Karel's child. She decides to leave her parent's home and bring up the child in the country. Little Karlík prospers and brings much joy to his mother. When he is playing by the river one day, his little boat is carried off by the current. Hana searches in vain for her little boy. Karlík meanwhile finds himself in the family of a coarse drunkard from where he manages to escape to the circus. There he lives as the ward of a kind, old clown while his mother, tortured by grief, seeks a last refuge in the beckoning current of the river. Her life is saved, however, and now, five years on, she meets Karel again, who has become a doctor. Hana finds it within her self to forgive him and their happiness is complete when together they find little Karlík. The old clown sings the song in which he remembers his "fine old mother with her golden heart...". (According to promotional material issued at the time the film was made)
The film materials are believed lost.
Hana Klimešová
Hanin synek
medik Karel Malý
Hanin otec
Hanina matka
klaun
Otto Németh, A. Nečas
Song Composer Rudolf Kubín
Writer of Lyrics František Winkelhofer
Song Composer Rudolf Kubín
Writer of Lyrics František Winkelhofer
Song Composer Rudolf Kubín
Writer of Lyrics František Winkelhofer
Mámino srdce
Mámino srdce
Mum's Heart
Zpověď svobodné matky
film
featuretheatrical distribution
lost film
melodrama
Czechoslovakia
1933
1933
date of censorship 12/1933
premiere 15 March 1935 /unsuitable for youths/ (kino Alma /1 týden/, Praha)
medium length film
53 min
1 505 meters
35mm
1:1,19
black & white
sound
Union-Vox
Czech
Czech
without subtitles
Czech