Hubert the Smart Boy

The story follows Hubert Hrabe, a dandy in Prague known for his clever antics and frequent brushes with the law. He is pursued by Police Inspector Mourek, who is determined to catch him but often finds himself outsmarted. Their cat-and-mouse game provides a humorous look at crime and justice.

With a runtime of 84 minutes, Hubert the Smart Boy showcases a distinctive style that reflects the comedic sensibilities of the 1980s. The film stars Karel Heřmánek, Petr Kostka, and Pavel Zedníček among others, bringing the characters to life in a story that combines wit with charm. The film was produced by Filmové studio Barrandov, adding to its historical significance in Czech cinema.

Collectors can find Hubert the Smart Boy available on DVD, making it accessible for those wanting to explore this unique comedy. Its setting in the 1930s adds an extra layer of interest for fans of period pieces and European film.