Loves of a Blonde

Loves of a Blonde Czech Lsky jedn plavovlsky is a 1965 Czechoslovakian feature film directed by Milo Forman. It is also known under the alternate title of A Blonde in Love.

Andula is a workingclass young woman living in a fading Czech factory town, where, due to an oversight in central state planning, women outnumber men 161. The film opens with an intimate scene between Andula and her fellow shoefactoryworker friend as they lie in bed in their dormitory discussing the ring given to Andula by her boyfriend Tonda and gossiping about her mildly flirtatious encounter with a forest ranger, which is shown in flashback.The factory supervisor belatedly realizes that the gender disparity is impairing morale and productivity, so he arranges for an army officer to organize military maneuvers near the town in order for the factory to sponsor a big dance, at which the workers can find male companionship among the soldiery. They need what we needed when we were young, he explains to a sympathetic officer. Anticipation runs high on both sides, with the girls expecting to meet the young men of their dreams, while the recruits, many of whom are actually middleaged reservists, outofshape and already married, look forward to a night of revelry and seduction. The night of the party is a disappointment for some members of both groups Andula and her friends are repulsed by the unappealing soldiers, whom they call old buffers, and a trio of reservists are so nonplussed by the situation that they commit a series of comic faux pas, like sending a bottle of wine to the wrong table and dropping a wedding ring that one of them is trying to hide, only to watch it roll across the floor and land at the feet of the young women who are the objects of their lust. For these people, the mixer is a huge flop, with the girls retiring to the lavatory to devise a way to escape their pursuers and the aging reservists arguing with each other over expenses one points out that you can only get it sex free at home and speculating on the necessity of going to the woods in order to consummate their romantic plans Imagine, in this weather. For others, however, the dance is a succe

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