Old farmer Martin Hudec summons his three estranged sons back to their native village to mow a family meadow. As they spend days together, old pains and personality clashes surface…
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Jozef Kroner
Otec
Věra Tichánková
Matka
Rudolf Jelínek
Martin
Karol Spišák
Jano
Jozef Úradník
Fero
Sylvia Turbová
Maria
Milka Zimková
Katarína
Ljuba Krbová
Zuzana Vačková
Viliam Polónyi
Imro
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