Zločin v Polné

Set in 1899, Zločin v Polné tells the story of the murder of a young seamstress named Anežka Hrůzová. Her body is discovered with a throat wound, leading to a series of misguided accusations against the local Jewish community. The film presents a critical view of the hysteria and anti-Semitism that can arise from fear and ignorance.

With a runtime of 172 minutes, this drama delves into the investigation surrounding the crime, featuring a cast that includes Jaroslav Plesl, Karel Heřmánek, and Gabriela Míčová. The narrative not only uncovers the mystery of the murder but also reflects on the social dynamics of the time, making it a poignant historical piece.

Zločin v Polné is produced by Česká televize, contributing to its authenticity and connection to Czech culture and history. Collectors of TV movies and historical dramas may find this film relevant for its exploration of themes that resonate through time, particularly in relation to justice and societal biases.