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Six Bears and Cibulka benefits from a phenomenal acting performance by the director’s brother Lubomír Lipský, who entertains viewers with various disguises.

The animal stars made this project a challenge to film (they included Cibulka’s own domesticated chimp Tonda). The pig act does not go down very well, and thanks to the intervention of some children, Cibulka and the bears (who have managed to escape) are returned to the circus ring. Cibulka is given the boot and finds new work dressed as a woman – as a cook in a school canteen. But, under pressure from the competition, the six furry stars are exchanged by the circus manager for six trained pigs.

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The title protagonist of this entertaining romp is circus clown Cibulka, who has found fame with his act involving performing bears. The series tells the life stories of six generations of the famous Humberto family touching biographies of people for whom the circus ring became fateful.

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Six Bears and Cibulka underscored the ability of this experienced duo to create quality entertainment – free of regime ideology and propaganda – even during the “normalisation” era as it played out at Barrandov studios. This writer also had a hand in other Lipský films, including Muž z prvního století Man from the First Century, 1961) Kdo chce zabít Jessii? (Who Wants to Kill Jessie?, 1966) Happy end (1967) Zabil jsem Einsteina, pánové… (I Killed Einstein, Gentlemen!, 1969) “Čtyři vraždy stačí, drahoušku” (Four Murders Are Enough, Darling, 1970) Slaměný klobouk (Straw Hat, 1971) and Dívka na koštěti (The Girl on the Broom, 1971). But of all his circus stories, audiences expressed the greatest acclaim for Lipský’s comedy Šest medvědů s Cibulkou (Six Bears and Cibulka, 1972), based on a script co-written with experienced screen writer Miloš Macourek. It also manifested itself via a script for the television series Cirkus Humberto (which, following Lipský’s death, was filmed in 1988 by František Filip).

Director Oldřich Lipský’s lifelong love of the circus ring spilled over from filming performances to comedies such as Cirkus bude! (Show Is On!, 1954) and Cirkus v cirkuse (Hurly-Burly in a Circus, 1975), and to feature film documentary Cirkus jede (Go Circus!, 1960).