Three Czech scientists – professors of physiology, morphology and microbiology – receive a prestigious scientific award for their common discovery of little ball corpuscles causing joy in humans. The introduction of their treatise is dedicated to "František, teacher and friend" whose identity remains hidden from the public. The scientists had a common secret passion. From time to time, they excused themselves at their work places and secretly left for the city suburbs. On the top of a grassy hill, they made a little hollow, produced sacks with marbles from their cases and tried to play. One day, a little unkempt boy named František appeared on the hill and reproached the three men for their style of play and petty cheating. The scientists were first offended but eventually accepted his advice and played with him, and even though František skinned them of all their marbles, they agreed to yet another meetings. Thus, after some time, the aforementioned dedication appeared on the first page of their scientific treatise...
profesor mikrobiologie dr. Josef S.
profesor fyziologie dr. Oldřich N.
profesor morfologie dr. Miroslav H
kluk František
muž předávající vyznamenání
řidič
chlapeček s kyticí
Ivan Vyskočil (Učitel a přítel zůstal veřejnosti neznám – povídka ze sbírky Vždyť přece létat je snadné)
Učitel a přítel zůstal veřejnosti neznám
Učitel a přítel zůstal veřejnosti neznám
The Teacher and Friend Remained Unknown to the Public
film
featuretheatrical distribution
comedy
Czechoslovakia
1968
1968
projection approval 18 December 1968
preview 6 March 1969 (kino Nonstop '60 /1 týden/, Praha)
premiere 13 March 1969 /suitable for youths/ (celostátní /kina Nonstop '60/)
no caption
short film
18 min
511 meters
16mm, 35mm
1:1,37
black & white
sound
mono
Czech
Czech
without subtitles
Czech
