Lvi salonu (1978)

Hundreds of workers from various parts of the country work at a future Prague residence neighborhood. The bricklayer Fery (Josef Dvorák) is known as a racy strange man that refuses to stay at a lodging house and stays in a caravan just at the construction site. At a football match an Ostravian Fery has a fight with an Slávie fan Pepík Perlík (Jan Hartl. Both of them have to pay a fine. Nevertheless, Fery is friendly and suggests Pepík making up as he realizes they know each other from work. They go together to a dance café and Pepík falls in love with a singer Virzinie (Jana Janeková). Fery arranges Pepík is taken into a work group of foreman Skácel where they are not very particular about long working hours but they can earn nice money.