The last days of the Second World War in the Vítkovice ironworks. The fanatical Germans are still considering an increase in production while the Czechs, led by Communist party member Halfar and engineer Hejnych, try to slow it down. Halfar's furnace is hit during one of the numerous air raids. The workers are glad that the furnace will no longer work for the Germans and they go home. Halfar and Hejnych are the only ones thinking of the future and they start to repair it. Among the workers rushing off home from the factory is the slag-worker Kuča whose wife is pregnant in their home in a nearby village. When he discovers, however, that the Germans intend to blow up the high furnaces, he runs back immediately to warn his companions. The workers are thus able to prevent the destruction of the furnaces. The front is approaching the town, the Germans are fleeing and soon the inhabitants of Vítkovice are able to welcome the Red Army. Halfar immediately puts together a group of men to repair the damaged furnace. The young electrician Ludvíček is glad to do his share. He is, however, killed by the last shot fired by hidden German soldiers.
předák vysoké pece Halfar
polský inženýr Liberta alias tavič Svoboda
struskař Robert Kuča
tavič Grygar
hutník Greč
elektromechanik Ludvíček
Klapetek
tavič Vantuch
tesař stryk Kocur
stryk Anzelm
elektrikář Lacek
Hanka, Kučova žena
kantýnská Apolenka, Grečova žena
závodní stráž Černý
vrchní zemský rada
Ing. Hejnych
Ing. Botur
německý ředitel
plukovník von Staupe
minér Johann Kurka
Gavela
gestapák
Výtisk
luftschutzák
německá sekretářka Piskáčková
Josef Libřický (technický poradce), E. Šafr (vojenství)
Šindelář (fotograf)
FISYO (Music Conducted by Milivoj Uzelac)
Poslední výstřel
Poslední výstřel
The Last Shot
film
featuretheatrical distribution
drama
Czechoslovakia
1950
1949
the first film copy approved 03/1950
date of censorship 6 July 1950 (konec povolení k promítání 6. 7. 1955)
withdrawal from distribution 31 January 1975
premiere 4 August 1950 /suitable for youths/ (kina Alfa /3 týdny/ a Moskva /2 týdny/, Praha)
II. tvůrčí kolektiv Jiřího Weisse, Jiří Weiss (vedoucí II. tvůrčího kolektivu)
feature film
93 min
2 633 meters
16mm, 35mm
1:1,37
black & white
sound
mono
Czech
Czech
without subtitles
Czech