Zuberec, Milotínska Street

"Adam Šangala"
A well-known shot from the film portrays wooden houses on Miłotyńska Street. Adam and his mother walk along Miłotyńska Street towards the gallows to collect the body of old Šangal, who was wrongly hanged for poaching. The wooden huts visible in the film "Adam Šangala" have been restored and are now used by tourists for recreational purposes.

"Czerwona jałówka"
In the film "Czerwona jałówka" there are several shots of wooden houses from Miłotyńska Street. Adam Krt goes to the fair in Mrhanov. He walks along the aforementioned street.

"Tysiącletnia pszczoła"
In the film "Tysiącletnia pszczoła", the gendarmes are looking for boys on Milotyńska Street. The scene was filmed on the road leading to the Milotín ski resort, where these well-preserved wooden houses and chalets are located.

"Żywy bicz"
The film, where Ján Kurňava is playing the drums, shows wooden houses and cottages on Milotínská Street, which are now mainly used for recreational purposes. Ján Kurňava informs the townspeople that a worm epidemic has broken out in the village and that the disease is killing young children. Only Ilčička came to listen to him.

"Vivat Beňovský!", Episode "Strażnik"
The wooden houses on Milotínská Street became an important location for this film. In the film, Hoffmann watches the exiles arrive in Yakutia. Oniszczenko leads Benowski and his companions to a wooden house where they are to stay before leaving for Ochota, where the exiles are to board a ship to Kamchatka. 

"Jeden srebrny"
A shot was filmed on Miłotyńska Street in which the woodcutters accuse Marcin of betraying them. So, Martin decides to run away.