Tomorrow I'll Wake Up and Scald Myself with Tea

A former Nazi named Klaus Abbard (Jiří Sovák) has kept himself alive into the 1990s on anti-ageing pills, and he wants to fly a time machine back to Germany in 1944 with a hydrogen bomb for Hitler. The pilot, woman-chasing Karel Bureš, dies the morning of the trip, so his earnest twin brother Jan (Petr Kostka) takes his place without knowing what is in the cargo. Jindřich Polák, adapting a Josef Nesvadba story, plays the whole scheme as a deadpan office errand.