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Who Wants to Kill Jessie? [Blu-ray]
Czechoslovakian sci-fi comedy co-written and directed by Václav VorlĂcek. Professor Ruzenka Berankova (Dana Medrická) has invented a device designed to soothe troubled dreams and replace them with more pleasant ones. However, she does not realise that it also causes whatever is being dreamed about to manifest in the real world.
When she tests the device on her husband Jindrich (Jirà Sovák), a comic book heroine called Jessie (Olga Schoberová) appears in their home along with the two men pursuing her in the hope of stealing her anti-gravity gloves. As Jindrich attempts to obtain the gloves for his own use and Ruzenka searches for a solution to the problem, the three fictional characters run amok in Prague. The cast also includes Juraj Visny and Karel Effa.
When she tests the device on her husband Jindrich (Jirà Sovák), a comic book heroine called Jessie (Olga Schoberová) appears in their home along with the two men pursuing her in the hope of stealing her anti-gravity gloves. As Jindrich attempts to obtain the gloves for his own use and Ruzenka searches for a solution to the problem, the three fictional characters run amok in Prague. The cast also includes Juraj Visny and Karel Effa.
Special Features
- Interactive Menus
- Commentary: Mike White, Jim Laczkowski and Jonathan Owen (film historians).
Czechoslovakian sci-fi comedy co-written and directed by Václav VorlĂcek. Professor Ruzenka Berankova (Dana Medrická) has invented a device designed to soothe troubled dreams and replace them with more pleasant ones. However, she does not realise that it also causes whatever is being dreamed about to manifest in the real world.
When she tests the device on her husband Jindrich (Jirà Sovák), a comic book heroine called Jessie (Olga Schoberová) appears in their home along with the two men pursuing her in the hope of stealing her anti-gravity gloves. As Jindrich attempts to obtain the gloves for his own use and Ruzenka searches for a solution to the problem, the three fictional characters run amok in Prague. The cast also includes Juraj Visny and Karel Effa.
When she tests the device on her husband Jindrich (Jirà Sovák), a comic book heroine called Jessie (Olga Schoberová) appears in their home along with the two men pursuing her in the hope of stealing her anti-gravity gloves. As Jindrich attempts to obtain the gloves for his own use and Ruzenka searches for a solution to the problem, the three fictional characters run amok in Prague. The cast also includes Juraj Visny and Karel Effa.
Special Features
- Interactive Menus
- Commentary: Mike White, Jim Laczkowski and Jonathan Owen (film historians).
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Who Wants to Kill Jessie? [Blu-ray]—
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Description
Czechoslovakian sci-fi comedy co-written and directed by Václav VorlĂcek. Professor Ruzenka Berankova (Dana Medrická) has invented a device designed to soothe troubled dreams and replace them with more pleasant ones. However, she does not realise that it also causes whatever is being dreamed about to manifest in the real world.
When she tests the device on her husband Jindrich (Jirà Sovák), a comic book heroine called Jessie (Olga Schoberová) appears in their home along with the two men pursuing her in the hope of stealing her anti-gravity gloves. As Jindrich attempts to obtain the gloves for his own use and Ruzenka searches for a solution to the problem, the three fictional characters run amok in Prague. The cast also includes Juraj Visny and Karel Effa.
When she tests the device on her husband Jindrich (Jirà Sovák), a comic book heroine called Jessie (Olga Schoberová) appears in their home along with the two men pursuing her in the hope of stealing her anti-gravity gloves. As Jindrich attempts to obtain the gloves for his own use and Ruzenka searches for a solution to the problem, the three fictional characters run amok in Prague. The cast also includes Juraj Visny and Karel Effa.
Special Features
- Interactive Menus
- Commentary: Mike White, Jim Laczkowski and Jonathan Owen (film historians).
