A dramatic love story, taking place in the final days of the Second World War when the American Army liberated the Pilsen region of West Bohemia. Anne lives with her mother, husband and stepchildren at a solitary country farm. But her life is not what she would wish it to be. She had previously lived with her aunt in London, and the only reason why she returned to Czechoslovakia was to look after the orphaned children of her sister. She married their father, but the rural environment is alien to her, and neither does she get on very well with her husband. A group of American soldiers arrives at the farm, having strayed away from their designated route of advance. To their great surprise, they are welcomed by a young woman who speaks fluent English, and invite her to go with them to Pilsen as an interpreter. Anne long hesitates, well aware that she attracts the affection of one of the soldiers, and herself becomes fond of him, too. She feels that the trip to Pilsen could mean an ....
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Vůně vanilky Cast
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Ladislav Županič
He was 58, now 81 years old
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Jiří Dvořák
He was 35, now 57 years old
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Pavel Kříž
He was 41, now 63 years old
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Jiří Schmitzer
He was 52, now 75 years old
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Jaroslava Obermaierová
She was 56, now 78 years old
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Jana Hlaváčová
She was 64, now 86 years old
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Antonín Procházka
He was 119, 63 years old when he died
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Oliver Jahn
He was 33, now 55 years old
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Vlastimil Zavřel
He was 47, now 70 years old
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Matěj Hádek
He was 26, now 48 years old
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Vůně vanilky Crew
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Jiří Strach as Director. He was 28 (now 51) years old
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Directing |
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Petr Polák as Director of Photography. He was 58 (68) years old when He died
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Camera |
