
Loves of a Blonde
1965 · Movie · 81 min · ★ 7.0 · 89% critics
In a small factory town with few young men, a hopeful young woman searches for love and a way out of routine. After a brief romance with a visiting musician, she follows her feelings to the city, where expectations and reality collide in awkward, bittersweet ways.
Also known as The Loves of a Blonde · A Blonde in Love
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Details
- Original title
- Lásky jedné plavovlásky
- Years
- 1965
- Release date
- 1965-11-12
- Language
- CS
- Runtime
- 81 min
- Critic score
- 89/100
- TMDB rating
- 7.0/10 (190 votes)
About
You’ll likely enjoy this if you want a wry, human-scale romantic tragicomedy about youthful longing and social pressures in 1960s Czechoslovakia; Not for you if uncomfortable sexual situations or bleak, awkward humor aren’t your thing, like in The Firemen's Ball.
Pros: bittersweet humor; sharp social observations; memorable awkward moments | Cons: uncomfortable age-gap flirting; sad undertones; uneven laughs
Themes
- factory worker
- small town
- prague, czech republic
- one-night stand
- black and white
- czech new wave
Awards & recognition
- Academy Award — Best International Feature Film · 1967 · nominated
- International Submission to the Academy Awards · 1967 · nominated
- Golden Globe Award — Best Non-English Language Film · 1966 · nominated
Cast & crew

Hana Brejchová
as Andula

Vladimír Pucholt
as Milda

Vladimír Menšík
as Vacovský
- IK
Ivan Kheil
as Maňas
- JH
Jiří Hrubý
as Burda

Milada Ježková
as Milda's Mother
- JŠ
Josef Šebánek
as Milda's Father

Josef Kolb
as Pokorný
- MS
Marie Salačová
as Marie
- JN
Jana Nováková
as Jana
Directed by Miloš Forman