In the village of Komonice, lying under the castle of the same name, a miracle comes to pass. One day, the beautiful Perchta, called the White Lady of Komonice, steps out from a painting and, giving her ear to the wishes of the retired peasant Blažková, installs a water-supply system in her house. That night was the castle visited by a group of tipsy local citizens who argued about whether the White Lady really walks around the castle at night under the full moon. Castellan Pupenec deciphered the inscription on the painting with the White Lady - "Trust, but Measure Whom You Trust" - and said the formula out loud. Subsequently, he was the only one to witness Perchta's activities. The life in the village is turned upside down. The chairman of the Municipal National Committee and his secretary suspect each other for their populist policy toward the local citizens, and a special committee from a ministry is dispatched to visit the village. And there appears yet another White Lady on the castle fortification - the waitress Andula who was sent there in a theatre costume by the secretary who wanted to have his revenge on the committee's chairman. The committee, however, witnesses the real Perchta stepping out of the painting. Because it is inappropriate for shortcomings in work to be solved by supernatural means, the Prague delegation steals the painting and stores it in the depository. The bridge which the White Lady was yet to build, is thus missing over the river, although the celebration of the event has been already scheduled and must take place. To the sounds of the band the citizens of the village throw themselves to the water in the very place where the bridge was to be raised, and swim. Only the White Lady does not let herself be bound - she walks right through the bars...
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