Intimní osvetlení

Intimate Lighting (1965) is a comedy-drama film about two childhood friends, Petr (Zdeněk Bezušek) and Bambas (Karel Blažek), who reunite on the eve of a small-town symphony concert in their hometown. As they spend the day together, they get involved in comic exploits, including a possible symphony concert, while also navigating their personal lives. Bambas, a music teacher who performs at funerals, is portrayed by his friend and a classmate, Karel Blažek. The film is widely considered a major work of the Czech New Wave and Ivan Passer's most significant film.