Prime Minister Tada Havel, can you hear me?: Why didn’t Daša come?

The famous Czech director Olga Sommerová was among the first to appear and Helena Třeštíkováwho admitted that she remembers Václav Havel mainly associated with memories of 1989.

Of course, the main producer Jiří Konečný and the director of the film Petr Jančárek were also present in Lucerne, who personally welcomed the arriving guests. Actor Oldrich Kaiser went to enjoy the screening with his wife Daša Vokata. They already caused a minor stir with their outfit when they arrived, because they were unmissable in the same checkered coats.

Even popular presenter Ester Janečková did not miss the festive premiere. She admitted that Václav Havel was very close to her family. She revealed that he also attended the wedding of one of her sisters, but he even showed up at the graduation. The presenter also recalled Havel’s election as president and revealed that it was an ethereal shock for her at the time. “I’m excited, I’m really looking forward to it,” she confided to Bleska before the screening.

The new film by director Petr Jančárek also includes never-before-seen footage from the life of former president Václav Havel, given that he was a world-renowned personality, it is no wonder that this film also aroused great interest.

However, former First Lady Dagmar Havlová (71), who did not miss the screening at the Castle, did not arrive in Lucerne, but admitted that watching the film is difficult for her. “At the second screening, I completely collapsed, it was terribly powerful for me,” revealed the actress, who subsequently watched the film with her daughter and granddaughters. “They couldn’t even recognize me there, I was so devastated,” she added to Showtime regarding the footage from the time when her husband was fighting for his life and she was under a lot of stress and sleepless. It is quite understandable that she has already missed the next public screening. Moreover, she was celebrating her birthday that very day and was attending a private party.