Neobyčejná třída

Synopsis

Neobyčejná třída, also known as The Extraordinary Class, is a Czechoslovak comedy film released in 1965. The movie follows a group of high school students in an ordinary class whose lives take an unexpected turn when a new teacher, played by renowned actress Helga Čočková, brings a fresh perspective to their education. As the teacher challenges the traditional methods of teaching, the students find themselves caught up in a series of comical and heartwarming situations. With a mix of humor and drama, Neobyčejná třída explores the themes of friendship, rebellion, and the importance of thinking outside the box.

Cast

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  Helga Čočková

  Drahuša Chvojková - studentka

• Natálie Maslovová

  Pavlína Janečková - třídní učitelka

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  Evelyna Steimarová

  Katka - studentka

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  Karel Urbánek

  Professor Křivka

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  Vladimír Hlavatý

  Mistr Bručoun

• Zora Rozsypalová

  Kotková

Reviews

Neobyčejná třída received mixed reviews from critics upon its release. While some praised the charming performances and witty dialogue, others criticized the film for its lack of originality and pacing issues. According to IMDb, the movie holds a rating of 5.5/10. Variety magazine described the film as 'a lighthearted comedy that struggles to find its footing.' On the other hand, Filmová databáze applauded Helga Čočková's portrayal of the quirky teacher, stating that she 'brings a refreshing energy to the screen.' Despite its flaws, Neobyčejná třída manages to entertain with its endearing characters and playful humor.