On his way to a colleague's cremation in Olomouc, office worker Ivo Koláčný meets Milča Dlabalová after many years. They were lovers once, and they also share a terrible secret. Milča did not want to divorce her husband Dlabal during the War. To make sure she would not lose his vast fortune, she anonymously informed the Gestapo that there was going to be a secret pig-slaughtering feast at her husband's farm. Eight men from the village were imprisoned, seven of them later died in a concentration camp. Only one of them, Dlabal, returns heavily disabled. Twenty years go by. Koláčný has a young wife and a small daughter. Milča has remained childless and, three months earlier, her paralyzed husband has died. She has now qualms of conscience about what she did and wants to confess to the police. Koláčný, who at the time knew about her crime - a fact that could easily be proved - begins to fear for his comfortable life. He meets up with Milča a couple of times and pretends that the loving sentiment he once had for her has been rekindled. When he takes his daughter out on a picnic, he notices a convenient spot where he could get rid of his lover. In the marshy ground of the floodplain forest her body could disappear without trace. He lures the woman to go with him to his friend's cottage. On the way there, they "accidentally" miss the connecting train and go to take a walk in the forest. There, Koláčný strangles Milča and drags her body into the water. After a few days, he receives a phone call from Ms Dlabalová's neighbour. She has found his number and knows that he was seeing the missing woman.
úředník Ivo Koláčný
prodavačka Milča Dlabalová
Irena, Koláčného manželka
Voice by Aťka Janoušková
Ivanka, dcera Koláčných
Jožka Černík, Ivův kamarád
Strouhalová, Ivova kolegyně
Koláčného matka
Fanouš, mladík ve sklípku
hostinský
Arnošt, Ivův kolega
muž ve výdeji zavazadel
ředitel Vodohospodářských staveb
Rudolf, muž na stavbě
uklízečka
informátor
mladík
mladík ve sklípku
Jeník
pokladní
prodavačka
průvodce v jeskyních
Drahomíra Reňáková, Jana Riegelová
Jiří Cvrček, Čestmír Diviš, Jan Vrňata
Vilém Henzel
Marcela Jakubcová (klapka), Josef Janoušek (fotograf)
FISYO (Music Conducted by František Belfín)
Song Composer lidová píseň
Writer of Lyrics lidová píseň
Singer Zdeněk Kutil
Song Composer lidová píseň
Writer of Lyrics lidová píseň
Singer Ota Sklenčka
Deváté jméno
Deváté jméno
The Ninth Name
film
featuretheatrical distribution
drama, psychological
Czechoslovakia
1963
1963
literary Screenplay approved 20 December 1962
technical Screenplay approved 6 February 1963
start of filming 20 March 1963
end of filming 23 July 1963
projection approval 7 October 1963
withdrawal from distribution 30 June 1971
premiere 24 April 1964 /unsuitable for youths/ (celostátní)
premiere 1 May 1964 /unsuitable for youths/ (kino Pasáž /1 týden/, Praha)
Tvůrčí skupina Novotný – Kubala, Bedřich Kubala (vedoucí dramaturg tvůrčí skupiny), Ladislav Novotný (vedoucí výroby tvůrčí skupiny)
feature film
91 min
2 578 meters
16mm, 35mm
1:1,37
black & white
sound
mono
Czech
Czech
without subtitles
Czech