The Great Game

A hydrogen bomb: Spy comedy with historical characters

A hilarious parody of spy novels, which is filled not only with members of all kinds of secret services and a beautiful and clever heroine, but also with real historical figures.

It takes place in the 1920s. It is 1920, Europe is recovering from the Great War, but there are still people who want to reverse the peace. A hilarious parody of spy novels that is filled not only with foreign agents and a beautiful and clever heroine, but also with real historical figures.

Kowalski, a chemist, has managed to build a hydrogen bomb, and all the world's secret services are interested in him. And also the Prague journalist Hana Spurná, who received a letter from her editor-in-chief E. E. Kische is tasked with setting up an interview with the scientist. But when the publicist arrives in Ostrava, she witnesses the robbery of a chemist's laboratory and finds herself in danger, but fortunately, the foreign professionals are always there. It turns out that the scientist has let himself be represented by an actor's double so that he can complete his research in Iceland in peace. There's also a shootout at the end and some daring stunts by a British agent in the air.