After years spent in Vienna Jindra returns with her cousin Amálka to her father's estate. He introduces her to the patriot Lípa, the tutor of his sons. Jindra likes the tutor but does not show him her feelings because she discovers that Amálka is in love with him. One day a fire breaks out on the estate and Lípa helps to put it out. Amálka confesses her love to him, yet Lípa spurns it with the fact that he loves another. The financial situation of the estate continually worsens owing to the fire and Jindra asks Count Ostrovín for assistance. He promises to help but requests that she marry him. By an unfortunate accident Jindra wounds Lípa during a hunt. She devotedly cares for him, and both discover that they love one another. Nevertheless Jindra marries the count to save her father. After three years of an unhappy marriage she gives birth to a son and dies. Her last wish is that the count entrust the child's upbringing to Lípa, who takes on the child with love.
This theme had already been treated in a Czech film under the title Jindra (1919; directed by Oldřich Kmínek) and Jindra, Countess of Ostrovín (1924; directed by Václav Kubásek).
Jindra Jarýnová
statkář a poslanec Jarýn, Jindřin otec
Jarýnová
učitel dr. Vojtěch Lípa
Amálka, Jindřina sestřenice
muzikus Jahoda
hrabě Jaroslav Ostrovín
Oskar, Jarýnův syn
Prokop, Jarýnův syn
Růženka, Jindřina komorná
zahradník u Jarýnů
služka Katynka
Lípova matka
lokaj
šafář
šafářova žena
hudebník
člen deputace
účastník slavnosti
účastnice slavnosti
hasič
lékař
trubač na honu
trubač na honu
kněz
žena s nemluvnětem
Ivan Klicpera (Jindra, hraběnka Ostrovínová – román)
Willy Ströminger (fotograf)
Song Composer Karel Hašler
Writer of Lyrics Karel Hašler
Singer Karel HašlerMaria Tauberová
Song Composer Miloš Smatek
Writer of Lyrics Karel Hašler
Singer Maria Tauberová
Jindra, hraběnka Ostrovínová
Jindra, hraběnka Ostrovínová
Jindra, the Countess Ostrovín
film
featuretheatrical distribution
melodrama
Czechoslovakia
1933
1933
date of censorship 12/1933
date of censorship 15 July 1941 (neschváleno do distribuce)
date of censorship 22 November 1945 (neschváleno do distribuce)
premiere 5 January 1934 /suitable for youths/ (kina Passage /2 týdny/ a Světozor /2 týdny/, Praha)
feature film
88 min
2 485 meters
35mm
1:1,19
black & white
sound
Tobis – Klang
Czech
Czech
without subtitles
Czech