As fate would have it, she crosses paths with a local heartthrob, setting in motion a whirlwind romance. With this unexpected encounter, the serene cabin getaway soon transforms into a stage for a series of hilariously poignant events. 
Crafted in 1976 under the visionary guidance of director Ivo Novák, this film boasts a memorable pairing: Daniela Kolářová, who impeccably portrays the inquisitive Doubravka, and Jaromír Hanzlík, the charismatic countryside charmer. Their palpable on-screen chemistry led to rumors of an off-screen romance, a testament to their acting prowess. 
While the narrative remains light and breezy, the backdrop is a poignant reflection of Czech cinema during its normalization phase. What sets this film apart is its absence of the era's typical political narrative, opting instead for an exploration of genuine human interactions in a comedic countryside setting.
The melodic notes of Petr Hapka accentuate the film's romantic allure, casting a mesmerizing summer spell. And although our lead pair steals the show, one can't help but be captivated by Oldřich Vízner. His role, though not as the coveted cowboy, leaves a lasting impression.
A little behind-the-scenes tidbit: the actors were encouraged to improvise their dialogues, infusing the movie with authenticity. This freedom even led Vízner, in a candid confession, to admit his desire to have portrayed the cowboy rather than the studious Bob. Post-release, fans lovingly addressed him as "Boba", a nod to his memorable character.
"A Summer with a Cowboy" is not just a film; it's a delightful summer experience. It narrates the whimsical story of a summer fling that intertwines with love, laughter, and a touch of the unexpected. An evergreen classic, it continues to warm hearts and evoke chuckles, making it a summer must-watch, year after year.