Little Jarmila is getting ready for school. She is not too orderly and her mum has to remind her several times to tidy up her room. The two of them part on the street. As soon as the mother vanishes around the corner, the girl takes her schoolbag off her back. She tells all her girlfriends in class that she is allowed to carry her bag in her hand instead of her back. Before the class begins she runs off to a shoe shop window and admires a dreamed-of pair of children's shoes. It is almost eight o'clock and Jarmila, still in the school dressing room, gets an idea. She runs down to the boiler-room and chucks her worn-out sandals behind the pipes. After the class, she does a little play-acting in front of her teacher and other children about how she has lost her shoes. The mother, who has come to take Jarmila home, comforts her little daughter. Then they go to the shop together and the girl gets the shoes she so much wanted. The mother must do some more shopping and Jarmila goes home on her own. She stops at every shop window to admire her new shoes. At home, she realizes what she has done and finally bursts into tears.
Jarmila Sejková
maminka
učitelka
soused v lavici
osmiletý chlapec
holčička-cvalík
holčička-drbna
holčička-drbna
holčička-drbna
holčička
holčička
holčička
holčička
dívka
Jiří Lenoch, Bohumír Brunclík (zvukové efekty)
Jiřina Brandejsová (klapka)
FISYO (Music Conducted by František Belfín), Jazzový orchestr Československého rozhlasu (Music Conducted by Karel Krautgartner)
Podvodnice
Podvodnice
Trickster
povídka
featuretheatrical distribution
children, short-story
Czechoslovakia
1964
1964
literary Screenplay approved 5 April 1963
start of filming 9 January 1964
technical Screenplay approved 11 May 1964
end of filming 18 August 1964
short film
17 min
470 meters
16mm, 35mm
1:1,66, 1:2,35
black & white
sound
mono
Czech
Czech
without subtitles
Czech
