It was in May

The story follows worker Šebesta, who struggles to find joy during the May Day parade due to the burdens he faces. His discontent continues into the workplace, where he confronts a passionate young striker, Brejcha, advocating for increased production at the United Engineering Works. The workers, skeptical of his enthusiasm, challenge him to demonstrate his commitment through tangible results.

This film features a top cast including Jaroslav Marvan, Ella Nollová, and Jana Dítětová, bringing to life the struggles and interactions of the workplace. As a comedy, it reflects the tensions between tradition and progress during a pivotal period in Czechoslovak history. Collectors interested in Czech cinema or post-war comedies may find this film to be a notable addition, especially in its available DVD format.