Anči Bártová loses her job in an export company and goes into the country to look after the children in an industrialist's family. On the train she meets a singer from Paris, Lu de Mila, who is going to see the parents of her late husband Mirko Severýn who died in an aircrash. Mirko's parents were crushed by news of their son's death and, seeking comfort, had invited Lu de Mila to visit them. Lu does not know Mirko's parents and is bored by the prospect of spending time in the Czech provinces. After meeting Anči she quickly decides that Anči will visit Mirko's parents instead of her. Anči does not agree but Lu de Mila gives her her own papers and disappears. Anči wants to tell Mirko's parents the truth but something unexpected always intervenes. And so she ends up staying until Mirko turns up. He had miraculously survived the aircrash. He initially takes a dim view of Anči, suspecting her to be an unscrupulous fraud, but when she explains everything to him he falls in love with her. He asks Lu de Mila for a divorce, and she tells him their marriage turns out to have been invalid anyway because her first husband, who she thought was dead, also happens to still be alive. Anči and Mirko are then free to travel to Paris for their wedding.
úřednice Anči Bártová
Božka, přítelkyně Anči
Marková, Ančina bytná
továrník Jan Severýn
Mařenka, Severýnova žena
letec Mirko Severýn
zpěvačka Lu de Mila, vlastním jménem Ludmila Severýnová
ředitel likvidujícího závodu F. Rondel
bratr Jana Severýna
Indka
teta
bratranec Ota
zpěvák Rudla, bratranec
příbuzný továrníka Severýna
příbuzná továrníka Severýna
příbuzná továrníka Severýna
příbuzná továrníka Severýna
příbuzná továrníka Severýna
příbuzná továrníka Severýna
lékař MUDr. Procházka
průvodčí ve vlaku
sluha u Severýnů František
listonoš
Willy Ströminger (fotograf)
Orchestr F.O.K. (Music Conducted by Miloš SmatekJosef Stelibský)
Song Composer Josef Stelibský
Writer of Lyrics Karel Melíšek
Singer Oldřich Kovář
Vdovička spadlá s nebe
Vdovička spadlá s nebe
Widow from the Sky
film
featuretheatrical distribution
comedy
Czechoslovakia
1937
1937
start of filming 09/1937
date of censorship 10/1937
end of filming 10/1937
projection approval 10/1945 (neschváleno do distribuce)
premiere 22 October 1937 /unsuitable for youths/ (kina Hollywood /2 týdny/, Metro /1 týden/ a Světozor /1 týden/, Praha)
feature film
104 min
2 960 meters
35mm
1:1,37
black & white
sound
Visatone
Czech
Czech
without subtitles
Czech