The White Lady

Set in a castle, The White Lady tells the tale of a ghost known as the White Lady who emerges from a painting when a magic formula is spoken. This good ghost has the ability to grant wishes, even the most mundane, such as a new duct. However, the presence of miracles is not welcomed by the Communist leaders in the town, creating a conflict between desire and authority.

The film features a notable cast including Vlastimil Brodský, Rudolf Hrušínský, and Miloš Kopecký. With its blend of comedy and fantasy, it offers a unique perspective on the intersection of politics and personal wishes. The satire embedded in its narrative makes it an intriguing piece from the era, appealing to collectors interested in films that critique societal norms through humor and fantasy.