4.3The Young Man and Moby Dick · 1979
The Young Man and Moby Dick (1979) is a Drama film directed by Jaromil Jireš, starring Eduard Cupák, Ivan Vyskočil, Jana Brejchová.
Drama
4.3Overview
Good-looking Edita Beningerová (Jana Brejchová) arrives at a chemical factory in the North Bohemian town of Ústí nad Labem together with her young assistant Nada (Zlata Adamovská). She is hoping that her ex-husband, outstanding practical chemical engineer Vik Panc (Eduard Cupák), will help her conduct an experiment to validate her proposed theoretical method of isolating cholesterol from lanolin. The success of Edita's invention is crucial for her career at the Prague Institute of Chemistry. Vik's roommate from his hostel Bréta (Ivan Vyskocil) is thrilled. He will finally meet the mysterious and fascinating Edita about whom he has learned so much from Vik.
Cast
Eduard Cupák, Ivan Vyskočil, Jana Brejchová, Zlata Adamovská, Zdeněk Blažek, Naďa Konvalinková, Soběslav Sejk, Alois Švehlík
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What is "The Young Man and Moby Dick" about?
Good-looking Edita Beningerová (Jana Brejchová) arrives at a chemical factory in the North Bohemian town of Ústí nad Labem together with her young assistant Nada (Zlata Adamovská). She is hoping that her ex-husband, outstanding practical chemical engineer Vik Panc (Eduard Cupák), will help her conduct an experiment to validate her proposed theoretical method of isolating cholesterol from lanolin. The success of Edita's invention is crucial for her career at the Prague Institute of Chemistry. Vik's roommate from his hostel Bréta (Ivan Vyskocil) is thrilled. He will finally meet the mysterious and fascinating Edita about whom he has learned so much from Vik.
When was "The Young Man and Moby Dick" released?
The Young Man and Moby Dick was released in 1979.
Who stars in "The Young Man and Moby Dick"?
The cast includes Eduard Cupák, Ivan Vyskočil, Jana Brejchová, Zlata Adamovská.
