Zeny v ofsajdu (1971)

We visit two attractive environments at once: a barber shop and several major league pitches. Both are dominated by Mr. Frantisek Kastl, a barber and hairdresser in his civilian life and a football referee in his spare time. He literally lives a double life. On the pitch he is firm, fair and uncompromising, in private he is shy and defenseless. And because he's single, he's all the more likely to be targeted by nosy women.