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The Strike
The Strike
	DVD cover
Directed by	Karel Steklý
Written by	Marie Majerová (novel); Karel Steklý
Starring	Ladislav Boháč; Marie Vášová
Cinematography	Jaroslav Tuzar
Edited by	Jan Kohout
Music by	E. F. Burian
Production; company	Československá filmová společnost
Distributed by	Státní půjčovna filmů
Release date	11 April 1947;
Running time	77 minutes
Land	Czechoslovakia
Sprache	Czech

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The Strike (Czech: Siréna, "Siren") is a 1947 Czechoslovak film about striking miners directed by Karel Steklý.^[1] It is based on the novel of the same title by Marie Majerová.

It was awarded Grand International Prize (later known as Golden Lion) in Venice Film Festival in 1947.

Cast

Ladislav Boháč as Hudec
Marie Vášová as Hudcová
Oleg Reif as Rudolf
Nadězda Mauerová as Růžena
Pavla Suchá as Emča
Josef Bek as Karel Hampl
Bedřich Karen as Bacher
Josef Dekoj as Černý
Věra Kalendová as Černá
Lída Matoušková as Kazdová

References

^ "Siréna". Czech Film Database. Retrieved 22 December 2014.

External links

The Strike at IMDb

Preceded by n/a	Grand International Prize of Venice 1947	Succeeded by Hamlet

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[csfd-1] "Siréna". Czech Film Database. Retrieved 22 December 2014.

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-'''''Siréna''''' is a [[1947 in film|1947]] [[Czechoslovakia]]n film about striking miners. It is based on the novel of the same title by [[Marie Majerová]].
+'''''The Strike''''' ({{lang-cs|'''Siréna'''}}, "Siren") is a 1947 [[Third Czechoslovak Republic|Czechoslovak]] film about striking miners directed by [[Karel Steklý]].<ref name="csfd">{{cite web |url=http://www.csfd.cz/film/8684-sirena/ |title=Siréna |accessdate=22 December 2014 |work=Czech Film Database}}</ref> It is based on the novel of the same title by [[Marie Majerová]].
+It was awarded [[Golden Lion|Grand International Prize]] (later known as Golden Lion) in [[Venice Film Festival]] in 1947.
+==Cast==
+* [[Ladislav Boháč]] as Hudec
+* [[Marie Vášová]] as Hudcová
+* [[Oleg Reif]] as Rudolf
+* [[Nadězda Mauerová]] as Růžena
+* [[Pavla Suchá]] as Emča
+* [[Josef Bek]] as Karel Hampl
+* [[Bedřich Karen]] as Bacher
+* [[Josef Dekoj]] as Černý
+* [[Věra Kalendová]] as Černá
+* [[Lída Matoušková]] as Kazdová
+==References==
+{{reflist}}
+==External links==
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