Vrať se do hrobu!

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Vrať se do hrobu! (English title: Ready for the Grave, literally Go back to grave) is a Czech comedy film directed by Milan Šteindler. It was released in 1990.

Vrať se do hrobu!
Directed by	Milan Šteindler
Written by	Halina Pawlowská Milan Šteindler
Starring	Milan Šteindler Dana Batulková Klára Pollertová
Cinematography	Miroslav Cvorsjuk
Music by	Miloslav Halik
Release date	1990 (1990)
Country	Czechoslovakia

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