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Studna

2025 Czech TV series or program

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Studna (The Well) is a Czech crime drama series. It is based on a 1968 tragedy that occurred in Vonoklasy. It started with a fire in a family house while trees in the garden were cut. Stanislav Jelínek was found dead in a well while the body of his wife was found after the fire was extinguished. The couple's adult son was found nearby injured and in shock. Investigators at the time closed the case, stating that the perpetrator was the man in the well. The event served as an inspiration for an episode of Thirty Cases of Major Zeman of the same name.

01Plot

The series chronicles 5 decades of Jelínek family showing events before and after the tragedy. Story starts in 1932 when Stanislav Jelínek meets his future wife Marie. They eventually get married, build a house and have a son. Together they get through various obstacles until 1968...

02Cast

03Production

Shooting took place from February 2024 to June 2024. The exterior locations were filmed in Lochovice (the village, houses of Máňa and Standa and their neighbors, the cemetery), in Halouny at the U zrzavého paviána inn or in Třebíz (semi-trailer). The staff also visited the Prague hospital or the Koh-I-Noor building (research institute).

04Release

The series was released on streaming service Voyo. First episode premiered on 10 January 2025. The series was previously presented at Serial Killer Festival.

05Episodes

EpisodeDirected byWritten byOriginal air date (Voyo)Original air date (Nova)Czech viewers

(millions)

1Tereza KopáčováMiro Šifra, Kristina Májová10 January 2025TBA
2Tereza KopáčováMiro Šifra, Kristina Májová17 January 2025TBA
3Tereza KopáčováMiro Šifra, Kristina Májová24 January 2025TBA
4Tereza KopáčováMiro Šifra, Kristina Májová31 January 2025TBA
5Tereza KopáčováMiro Šifra, Kristina Májová7 February 2025TBA
6Tereza KopáčováMiro Šifra, Kristina Májová14 February 2025TBA
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