The Atlantic Ocean, November 4th, 1917. The sailors of a British ship loaded with weapons and ammunition, find themselves in a danger zone, in which the enemy is manoeuvring their submarines. Those, who are not on guard, are asleep in their cabins. The sailor called Scotty, who is just waking up, notices that Smith, who is a loner and a bit of a character, takes a black box out of his suitcase and places it under his mattress. When Smith leaves for the deck, the rest of the crew become so scared that they decide to place the strange object carefully into a bucket of water and tie Smith. They are afraid that Smith may be a German spy who is planning to blow the ship up. They really carry out their plans - tie Smith and even put a gag in his mouth. In the box, however, they only find a pack of letters in a waterproof wrap. The suspecting Driscoll starts reading the letters as they can contain a code. The letters are from Smith's wife Edith and contain intimate and private messages. The ashamed sailors free Smith.
námořník Sven
námořník Scotty
námořník
námořník Jack
námořník Smith
námořník Driscoll
Eugene O'Neill (V ponorkovém pásmu /In the Zone/ – divadelní hra)
Alois Fišárek (střih), Jan Kališ (kamera), Jiří Sequens (režie)
V ponorkovém pásmu
V ponorkovém pásmu
In a Submarine Zone
film
featurenon-theatrical distributionstudent film
étude
Czechoslovakia
1972
1972
short film
14 min
403 meters
35mm
1:1,37
black & white
sound
mono
Czech
Czech
without subtitles
Czech