September Nights

September Nights (1957) is a drama film directed by Vojtěch Jasný rated 6.2/10.

The commander of the military training camp, newly promoted Major Cibulka, keeps his subordinates in line. Because of an unexpected emergency, he refuses to give leave even to the young lieutenant Zabran, whose wife is due to give birth any day. In addition, a false article appears in an army newspaper claiming that Zábrana is an example of a bad company commander. In fact, it is he who has the best leadership skills. Fearing for his wife's health, Zábrana disobeys orders and departs for Prague at night to visit his wife in the maternity ward. Cibulka decides to push the envelope even harder, and drives Zábrana, whom he has long disliked, before the prosecutor.

Cast

Václav Lohniský

Major Cibulka

Ladislav Pešek

Stanislav Remunda

Zdeněk Řehoř

Jiří Vala

Zdeněk Kutil

Lieutenant Skrovánek

Vladimír Menšík

Staff-Sergeant Marcák

Josef Bláha

Lieutenant-Colonel Cmelák

Jiří Sovák

Jaroslav Mareš

Sergeant Rímsa

Vlastimil Brodský

Private Husa

Anton Gymerský