Bílá vrána

The film follows the indebted owner of the Dubanský chateau, who believes marrying his daughter Jana to the millionaire son of his childhood friend is the solution to his financial troubles. However, both young people are opposed to the arranged marriage, setting the stage for a series of comedic events. Meanwhile, Dubanský marries a con artist posing as a wealthy American, leading to further complications during their honeymoon in the Tatras.

As the story unfolds, the staff at the chateau takes advantage of the situation by renting it out to spa guests under the name Bílá vrána. The film's blend of music and comedy, along with its unique plot based on an opera, provides a distinct flavor of 1930s Czech cinema that collectors may find appealing. With a top cast including Jindřich Plachta and Adina Mandlová, this film is a notable representation of its genre and era.