The Last of the Mohicans

The story centers on antique dealer Kohout, who struggles to maintain control over his family while being oblivious to their desires. His daughters are pursuing love interests, and his son is focused on swimming, all of which conflict with Kohout's old-fashioned ideals.

The plot thickens when Zdenka's suitor, engineer Bečvář, cleverly manipulates the situation to win Kohout's approval. Additionally, a twist occurs when Kohout's brother visits from the countryside, leading to a mix-up that has the family perceiving their father as a beloved uncle. This comedy highlights the generational gap and the humorous consequences of rigid thinking in a changing world.