She Grazed Horses On Concrete - Cast

Cast

Actor Role
Milka Zimková (b. 1951) Johana "Johanka" Ovšená
Veronika Jeníková (b. 1964) Pavlína "Pavla/Pavlínka" Ovšená, her daughter
Peter Staník (1947–1995) Berty, Johanka's neighbor, friend and suitor
Marie Logojdová (b. 1952) Jozefka, Johanka's friend
Valérie Jergová Teča, Paulína's friend
Ľubomír Paulovič (b. 1952) Štefan, Johanka's bridegroom
Jiří Klepl Teacher Jarek
Ivan Klečka Soldier Jirka, Paulína's lover
Anton Načiniak Ján "Janko/Janči" Kerekeš, co-op director
Tamara Simková Margita "Gitka" Kerekešová, his wife
Anton Trón (1926–1996) Štefan "Pišta" Kovaľanec, shy amateur actor
Peter Vonš Well-digger, Johanka's lover and Paulína's probable father
Jaroslav Sypal (b. 1958) Tomáš Jakabuch, student from Forestry High School
Mikuláš Laš Michal Ovšený, Johanka's brother
Ján Németh Imriško, manager and violitnist of the wedding music band
Mária Godálová (1927–1983) Štefan's Mother
Ferdinand Macurák Ondro
Nora Kuželová Katarína
Karel Riegel Franta
Ján Mildner Uncle Mihál, speaks up for Johanka at co-op meeting
Alena Fabiánová Widow Holcová
Jozer Friňák Jožko, talks out of order at co-op meeting
Želmíra Kačková Neighbor
Beňo Michalský (b. 1927) Driver
Andrej Šilan District Agricultural Supervisor
Oľga Vronská (1920–2002) Mother Felimáková
Jaroslav Trón Doďo Felimák
Peter Benda Dodo Dyha
Marián Geišberg Feri Dyha

Milka Zimková played in Štefan Uher's three previous films. The cast was composed of little known actors, several of them Czechs who were capable of giving convincing performances in Slovak as well as in its eastern regional variety, but the successful use of the local dialect also gave the distributors in the Czech-speaking area of Czechoslovakia the idea to have it subtitled in Czech, a complete rarity in the history of Czechoslovak cinema. Many of the extras were hired at Šarišské Michaľany and Fintice, two of the filming locations, as well as in neighboring Ostrovany.

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