Cinema Directory

Summary: Veteran Japanese filmmaker Yoji Yamada's eightieth feature film concerns a mother living in 1940s-era Tokyo who is forced to care for her two daughters alone after her husband is jailed for expressing reformist views on the Japanese invasion of China. Professor Shigeru Nogami (Mitsugoro Bando) is an outspoken man with some particularly unpopular political views, and for his role in speaking out against the Japanese invasion of China he is promptly jailed. In the wake of his imprisonment, Professor Nogami's devoted wife Kayo (Sayuri Yoshingaya) (aka Kabei) is suddenly relegated to the status of single mother. As Kayo does the best to care for the couple's two young daughters, her stern policeman father (Umenosuke Nakamura) proves little help. Thankfully for Kayo and the two children, the people of the neighborhood are more concerned with the well being of her family than her husband's political views. One of the professor's former students in particular, the clumsy but well-meaning Yamasaki (Tadanobu Asano) does his best to ensure that the Nogami family is properly cared for until the day his mentor can return.

Comments: A girl wins a real cow on a lottery, and takes it home to her house.

Summary: What would you do if you suddenly won a real live cow? This is what happens to Kajsa when she and her dad one day visit a local fair. All her life, Kajsa has wanted an animal of her own and suddenly she wins Pärlan, a cow, in a raffle! But cows like Pearl need a lot of attention and work. For one, they have to be milked twice a day, and milking cows isn't all that easy if you're not used to it. When it's raining the cow has to be somewhere, but, if you live in an ordinary terraced house, finding a place for the cow to live can be a bit of a problem. And of course cows need to eat too. Cows eat a lot. There is no way the grass in Kajsa's garden will be enough for a hungry cow. So, no matter how hard Kajsa tries, Pearl just doesn't enjoy living with Kajsa. In fact, Pearl misses the country life and all of her cow friends.

Summary: AKA: Wallah Be.
Life is not easy when you are called Aksel and you're a Danish kid who loves meatballs. Especially when you would much rather want to be one of the cool muslim boys who wears those golden necklages and say cool stuff in Arabian. To worsen things, during the holidays Aksel gets teamed up with the two girls, Fatima and Annika, to perform a song to the local youth club's song contest, Melodi Grand Prix. The girls want to do a girly pop song, and the entire jury panel consist of muslim boys! Meanwhile the kids find a stray dog who needs a home. This leads to nothing but trouble, and one of the girls, Fatima, is grounded by her parents for the entire holiday season. Now she can't perform the song, and Aksel realizes he must take action! He enters an unknown world of rituals and cutural perceptions, and fixes everything in his own unique way.

Comments: Sommarens oskyldiga lek förvandlas till en farlig mordgåta. Kalle Blomkvist har ett nytt fall att lösa...

Summary: Summer in a small town and the local children are engaged in gang warfare. The matter of contention, as usual, is a the Great Mumbo, a mysterious stone. In the midst of it all, they stumble over a corpse. It's up to the great detective, Kalle Blomkvist, to solve the case.

Languages: Swedish

Summary: Kalle accompanies his parents to IKEA and they leave him in the ball sea despite his protests. Kalle experiences some frightening things, but also gets to know a nice girl before his parents come and get him.

Summary: AKA And What Now, Gentlemen?
A man gets roped into participating in a 100 kilometer walk and along the way meets a number of interesting characters as well as has a number of flashbacks regarding his family and friends. A boy of about ten and a girl of around nine star as his children and have small yet significant roles.

Comments: Du vil le. Du vil gråte. En film for hele familien. (you will laugh. you will cry. a movie for the entire family.)

Summary: The year is 1913. the orphan girl Kamilla arrives in a small village, where she befriends with the young boy sebastian, that allways gives her nice presents, even if he no money has. At the beginning Kamilla is being hazzeled by the other kids. One day they force her to get into a dark and scary ghosthouse. Kamilla believes she will die of fear when she sees two lightning eyes. Just before she'll scream, she discover that it is Sebastian. Which dark secret does he hide?

Summary: In the first part, the students complain that classic works of literature have no bearing on modern life - and find themselves in a situation strangely resembling something they've read... It's Gogol's "Inspector General" - but set in a summer camp... In the second part, after reading Don Quixote, the ever-adventurous Vasechkin convinces more cautious Petrov that he has found a game that they could play for life. No sooner they go off than Vasechkin, on a bike, brandishing an umbrella, attacks a giant... That is, a windmill...

Summary: In this fast-moving children's picture, a kindergarten is closed down suddenly because of a contagious illness and the parents of little 5-year-old Masha are in desperate straits -- where do they leave her while they go off to work? The mother is a research scientist and the father works in a museum -- they do not have the option of staying home and caring for their daughter, and neither do they have an extended family -- at least, not one that can extend over a long period of child care. And so the bright and enterprising Masha is about to have the various experiences of her young life as she is left with everyone from relatives, to her parents' co-workers, friends, and even casual acquaintances.

Summary: Karla's Game is a comedy family film that deals with problems of a very modern family. The story is seen through the eyes of the 10-year-old Karla, who struggles to keep her family together at Christmas. This is however not easy when your parents are divorced and you have a new step dad, irritating brother as well as a father who doesn't always keep his promises.

Comments: Moments of truth

Summary: En Kärlekshistoria (A Swedish Love Story) depicts the love between the two teenagers Annika and Pär. The film describes all the uncertainty, fear, tenderness and joy that they experience together. In the background is their parent's reality, the lost generation of the Swedish welfare state. Their lonely dreams about the future is lost in the everyday routine with the auto repair shop and refridgerator agency.

Summary: “You’re dead rotten! You don’t care about me!” Karo yells into her walkie-talkie. She is addressing the Lord God, who has allowed her parents to split up. A grumpy voice answers Karo. Is this God? It seems that way at first, but when Karo meets him face to face, she isn‘t sure. Does the Almighty look so shabby? And why does he want to stop her from bothering him? But Karo persists and soon persuades him to help her hatch with various schemes to reunite her parents. They have some great ideas – but things don‘t quite work out according to plan. Still, life comes to look pretty fine again . . .

Summary: 13-year-old Sofi has to leave her friends in town and move to the countryside with her mother and her mother's new boyfriend. She has difficulty adapting to her new life, and feels lonely and unwanted. In the village, Sofi meets a wise old woman who tells her strange stories about unsolved mysteries from the village's past. In addition, she discovers an abandoned cat, Mitzi, a cat that actually receives letters. She also finds some strange newspaper clippings about a theft in a church and when Mitzi's previous owner turns up with her best friend Ubbe, unusual things start to happen.

Summary: The story of one summer in the life a girl at the start of Israel's history as a country. This girl is Aviya--10 years old, the daughter of a Holocaust survivor and former partisan--a women on the edge of sanity. As the story goes on, her mother's situation worsens, Aviya continues to dream of her father, whom she's never seen. Her mother is institutionalized and Aviya is left alone--a girl who had to grow up all at once--in one summer.

Languages: English, Dolby Digital 5.1

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Languages: English, Dolby Digital 5.1; Spanish; Commentary by Director Scott Marshall and writer/producer Mark Zakarin; Commentary by Father and son, actor Garry Marshall and director Scott Marshall, Unknown

Comments: Something's not quite kosher.

Summary: In toney Brentwood, Benjamin Fiedler prepares for his bar mitzvah; trouble is, he understands neither its meaning nor the Hebrew, and his parents (particularly his successful-agent father) are planning the most lavish party possible. Benjamin wants his dad to give him some space, so he gets an idea: to invite his grandfather, who left the family years ago and for whom Benjamin's dad has an intense dislike, to come two weeks early. Thanks in part to grandpa - and to the immediate family's love - Benjamin may have a shot at figuring out what it means to be a man.

Comments: Betoverd Door De Magie Van Je Eigen Fantasie

Summary: This beautiful dutch movie is set in the early 20th century (the reconstruction of the era is fantastic) and is about the eleven year old Kees, a dreamer, full of imagination, who lives in a crowded house with a family that can barely make ends meet. If that was not enough, his grandparents are awful. In school, he fantasizes the magical, beautiful Rosa is in love with him, but this turns out to be more fiction than fact... At the end, he starts working as an apprentice in a big trading house, and the film suggests life will now start improving for him. In a way, the movie is about how the boy matures, leaving the world of his imagination to enter the real world.

Languages: Dutch

Comments: 12- year old Lisa loves to play football, but she's bullied for being the only girl on the field, and a rather poor player as well. One day, Lisa decides it is time to take fate in her own hands.

Summary: Every day after school, 12-year old Lisa plays football with a group of children. Lisa loves the game, but she is a rather poor player. Question is whether that is due to a lack of talent, or just a lack of confidence. Her poor performances, and the fact that she is the only girl on the field, lead to the other kids bullying her. One day Lisa decides it is time to come into action.

Summary: The film starts off with some kids pretending in a saloon in a ghost town. It's a bit odd, as the little girls are dressed like saloon whores. The kids play poker, chomp on cigars and drink milk out of whiskey bottles. Some real outlaws ride into town hoping to hide out in the ghost town while they rob a bank in the nearby town. The kids all gang up on them and end up pummeling the crap out of them, but not before serving them warm glassses of piss (saying it was "warm beer").

As it turns out, the outlaws are waiting for their leader to get out of jail, who just happens to be a midget....

There's also a subplot of a local landowner who's about to get his land taken by the evil banker.

The kids go back to town and decide to rob the bank themselves, by hiding one of them (a kid with a weak bladder who provided the aforementioned "warm beer") in a big suitcase. They successfully manage to steal the gold. The gang gets wind of the bank robbery, thinking their midget boss double crossed them (as he could have easily fit in the suitcase). The kids stashed the gold from the bank in the old saloon where the bandits are hanging out. They end up framing the bandits, and the kids get the reward money, which they give to the landowner so he can pay off his debt and keep his land.

Summary: The extreme highs and lows of a Finnish child growing up in 1980s Sweden are explored with both spunk and compassion in Nanna Huolman’s Kid Svensk (That Special Summer). Following the particular children’s logic that neatly seems to divide everything in either the best or the worst of times, the film nicely illustrates the growing pains of a lovable little girl while also touching on larger problems associated with immigrant children and single-parenting. The film’s sun-drenched cinematography by Rauno Ronkainen also makes Europe’s extreme north look like a particularly kid-friendly summer destination

Comments: It Really Happened!

Summary: Kids who live on a horse ranch decide to sell the excess manure as fertilizer, but their new company soon comes under fire from the state tax board.

Languages: English, Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo

Summary: Disturbing, dark, low-budget independent film about teen-agers growing up in poverty in New York City. The story focuses on Telly (Leo Fitzpatrick), a teen who has a goal to de-flower as many virgins as he can. When one of his old encounters discovers that she is H.I.V.-positive, after only one encounter with a guy, Telly remains undaunted.

Summary: An adolescent sorceress-to-be has to pass a special test in order to become a full-fledged witch: she must save a henpecked husband from his battle-axe wife.

Summary: We experience the adventure, how from first graders over the years young
people emerge, opinions and values are formed, conflicts and strokes of fate changed, impartiality been lost and the forces to grow. The children describe their world, its view, their horizon, lead by the film. Thus a unique time journey, in which the spectators are drug along of the Dramatik of the life, with the children develops to fear for and hope and experience again and again, how changeably some safe nevertheless believing is.

Summary: Arturo's (Arturo Puig) world is peopled by the living and the dead, as well as other figures who can only derive from his overheated imagination. Meanwhile, he is attempting to revive his flagging marriage to Graciela (Graciela Borges) while coping with the demands of his mistress who persistently applies weird colored dyes to her pubic hair. Throughout the movie, no matter what the scene, the action is interrupted by the mugging of a popcorn salesman (Alejandro Urdapilleta) who appears for no discernible reason. This movie was banned by Argentine authorities for its (relatively brief) nudity and depiction of sexual encounters.

Summary: This film tells the sad story of a childhood somewhere in Germany in the early 60s. When Micha's mother leaves his irascible father, he tries to prevent their divorce by any means he can think of, but his attempts to hold the family together lead to a catastrophe. The film shows in a brilliant way how pressure and violence is passed along to an inferior person: Micha's father beats his son because he's frustrated about the poverty they have to live in and Micha vents *his* aggressions by teasing his little brother or the senile grandma of his best friend Olli.

Summary: Two children who have psychic powers use them to avenge the death of their father, who was murdered by a biker gang.

Summary: Two ten-year-old kids, Dylan and Kylie, run away from dysfunctional homes into the streets of inner city Dublin. Searching for Dylan's elder brother as the night closes in, they're led into encounters that open their eyes not only to the wider world but to each other. Their new-found freedom turns sour when the darker side of Dublin's nightlife starts to emerge; and when Dylan discovers that Kylie has deeper motives for running away he is forced to choose between his common sense and his loyalty to her. They will need more than everyday luck if they are to make it through to the morning.

Summary: Noted director Marta Meszaros finishes up her acclaimed semi-autobiographical "diary" series which started with her 1982 Diary for My Children. After her idealist father gets swept away with Soviet propaganda about a socialist Eden, young Vilma (Lili Monori) gets packed off to Kirgizstan along with her family. Instead of finding paradise, however, they discover only totalitarian oppression and political murder. One by one, her family is killed for trumped-up charges as a part of Stalin's purges. Later, Vilma is taken to a Young Soviet school, given the more revolutionary name Nina Alexeyevna, and eventually allowed to return to her native Hungary.

Summary: 'Kit Kittredge: An American Mystery' centers around a young living in the struggles of the Great Depression. 10 year old Kit lives in a boarding house her parents own in Cincinnati, Ohio. She has a passion for writing, & dreams of having something of hers put in the local paper someday. With the help of her friends, Sterling & Ruthie, will her dream finally come true?

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Ida, with help from her two best friends Sebastian and Jonas, robs a bank in which her mother works in order to get the money required to save her dying father. During the heist, the kids overcome high-tech security systems, guard dogs, and a nasty head of security to get to a bank vault suspended 100 feet off the ground.

Summary: Here's little Erna, a skinny little girl from Hamburg, with a pert mouth, and her friend, little Heini, a boy, long ago no match for her, but good enough to make the funniest pranks with her. Erna's dad, a sailor, vanished 4 years ago. So the family has not enough money. After a further prank Heini's mother is horror-stricken about the "dangerous impact" Erna has about her son. But the two kids continue with it. Strange, that all this pranks cause a very good impact on all people in the proximity. Erna is a kind of "DEUS EX MACHINA" for the people, and in the end she gets her reward by finding her father. Her mother, deeply disappointed, will not have him back. But there are still Erna and Heini ...

Summary: When all or nothing, when forever or never...

Summary: This experimental film is about the traumatic and disturbing sexual encounters of Laura Zuckerman (Doreen Ross), a young woman apparently intent on purging her bad memories in a women's restroom in an antiseptic, white-on-white airport. Whereas Laura as a child (Roxanne Holland) or in various stages of adulthood is played by a total of five actresses, a single actor, Terry Logan, plays four different men in Laura's sexual life -- including her father. Multiple roles are played by a few other actors as well. Segments from Laura's past and future go by in color and in black and white as her life is laid before her. Between the traumatic years of her youth when she was gang-raped and subjected to incest, and the jazz pianist she mistakenly marries, there is a lot that Laura needs to forget in this oddly sterile setting.

Summary: Bonnie, a nine-year-old single child, is part of a family of three living in Holland. They have a love of elephants, passed on by Bonnie's grandfather's grandfather who worked on a game reserve in Africa, and Bonnie feels that she instinctively does things like an elephant as a result. Her single mother, Lis, is bi-polar and at times spends days on end without even getting out of bed. Then there are other times when she will manically do wild acts, such as impromptu dancing in public. As a result, Bonnie's sturdy and stable grandmother must hold the family together by doing all the cooking, etc. After her grandmother is killed by a car, Bonnie becomes the most responsible family member and struggles with preparing meals and getting her reluctant mother to take her medication. She also must dodge Jorien, a social worker who is attempting to place her in a foster home. When her friend from school, Koos, gets a new brother Bonnie decides that this is the solution to fight the loneliness caused by her grandmother's absence, and pleads with her mother to provide her with a brother. She starts a search for eligible men to accomplish this mission. Ultimately, the arrival of an elephant in their garden leads to a change in the makeup of the family.

Summary: Knofje is a 4 year old kid that lives in a beautiful house with her mom and dad. She plays all day and embarkes on small adventures...

Comments: Strawberry Time

Summary: Let's travel back in the seventies, when the Slovenia was part of Yugoslavia and people were working from 6am till 14pm and living in a "socialist paradise". Meet a 15-year old Jagoda, discovering the world of first affections, kisses, deceptions, friendships and revolts.

Although viewable this one has some flaws. Too ordinary story without humor scenes (and we are not talking here about serious drama), mediocre acting and trivial dialogs. On the other hand, we can't missed one scene that literary saves the movie. Jagoda under shower discovering her feminine side by touching herself. Quite daring scene, even for todays standard, not to mention the puritan Hollywood. [~IMDb]

Summary: Two young siblings are surrounded by the troubles of everyday life. But when they and their parents move into an old castle, there they discover a portal into a magical world that takes them away from such troubles, but at the same time helps them to comes to terms with them.

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Summary: While playing a young kitten falls from the window of it's home and lands on a truck that drives it far across the city of Moscow. Helpless, afraid and clueless how to get home, it encounters many dangers but also lots of friendly people and animals helping the little cat. After many adventures in the big city, the kitten finally finds it's way home, thanks to it's new friends.

Languages: Polish

Summary: Set in the summer months preceding the September 1939 outbreak of World War II in Polish part of Lithuania. A young highschool lad, Witek, is hoping to pass the entrance exams to the university. His love interest is Alina, his high-school colleague. Coming of age story in the beginning of WWII.

Summary: The Fifteen year old Dolf uses a prototype time machine and gets stuck in the Dark Ages. He gets struck down by bandits, but is saved by the beautiful and tough Jenne. She is part of a children's crusade: eightthousend children on their way to Jerusalem to free the city of the Persians. Dolf helps the children to defy the terrible mountains, to conquer disease and to fight evil knights. Slowly Dolf begins to realize, the real danger does not lurk behind the next mountaintop, but the danger is the crusade itself. Dolf suspects the charismatic leader of the crusade, father Anselmus, to use him as a pawn in his horrifying plan...

Summary: Young Krumme and his boisterous family have moved into a new home, an older place with many unexplored booms and corners. While investigating the basement, he discovers some money put there by some bank robbers, who mean to get it out any way they can. However, the robbers soon prove they are no match for the young man and his very active family.

Summary: Crumb is the only one in the family who believes in Santa Claus. Everyone else thinks he's just being childish and they are all too busy with other things to enjoy the Christmas prelude. But Santa needs Crumb. Santa has given his Christmas Book away the year before and never got it back. The recipe for Christmas pudding is in the book and without pudding Santa loses his magic powers. Crumb stumbles on the book in a thrift store and right away he knows it's something special.

Summary: "Crumb at a Gallop", is the the sequel to the film "The Crumbs", premiered in 1991 and selling over 1 million tickets in the course of 12 months. Crumb, the 13-year-old hero of this family comedy, is back giving us glimpses of his fun-loving family, whose real name is Krumborg, of his adolescent pangs, and of his daring debut as a jockey. Parallel to these adventures is the story of Ivan and Boris, the two bankrubbers of the last episode, who are tailing Crumb in the hope of kidnapping him to gain a ransom. Christmas is approaching. The ring Crumb has brought for Yrsa falls into the wrong hands and his attemps to recover it bring him and his mischievous friend, Tom, into some close shaves. Mrs. Krumborg is adamant about making changes in the family diet and threatens no roast and dumblings for Christmas dinner but vegatarian patties instead, much to the disapointment of the whole family, who are also pursuaded to train for a family fun-run. Mr. Krumborg is busy working on a contraption which will surprise them all, while sister Stine is constantly cooling off with her sweetheart, Per, and brother, Grunk, no baby anymore, now has a voice that is heard by all. Tom introduces Crumb to a stable manager, who trains the horses for race meetings, and after Christmas, Crumb is given a chance to ride Wood-she, a promising racehorse. When the day of the Derby arrives, Wood-she's jockey is knocked unconcious by the bankrobbers who've been tailing Crumb. Meanwhile the family fun-run has started, and Tom must find Crumb, as he is the only one who can ride Wood-she.

Summary: Still living in their old house, Mom is one day hit by an instant urge to varnish the floors. In order to save money, Dad gets some old varnish from the old handyman, Svendsen - and a tent - enabling the family to spend the night camping in the garden. Svendsen just forgets to mention how old the varnish is and that the tent has seen better days. The varnish doesn't dry and the tent is full of holes. What does a clever man do now? Dad decides to borrow their old apartment above the mean Mrs. Olsen's - and since he promised the kids a camping holiday - they put up a tent in the apartment. Mrs. Olsen's twin sister was actually planning to move into the apartment above her sister's, but changes her mind after meeting the Krumborg family. The crooks, Boris and Ivan, have escaped prison and are planning to rob all the appartments in the building. This is supposed to take place when Crumb and his class mates are playing soccer. Crumb doesn't really want to play, but changes his mind, when he realises that Yrsa now and then prefers Hans, because he is a better soccer player. In the meantime Stine's boyfriend Per returns from France with a funny accent and peculiar cigarettes with a strange smell. At the same time, Grunk has invited the entire kindergarten to a birthday party - without telling anyone else.

Summary: The film tells the terrible story of the shooting of 7,000 patriots in Kragujevac by Nazis on 21st October, 1941.
All seen through the eyes of a young girl.

Summary: This movie deals with two friends, 13-14 year old boys. One comes from a more or less stable home (although he is growing up with single mom) and another comes from a broken up family. One day the kids break into a store to pretty much have fun and get something to eat, short time after they get caught and one kid is sent to juvenile prison (14 year old) and another one is released to his being too young to be tried (13 years old). The younger kid feels bad about such decision, feels guilty and tries to help his friend in any way possible. While trying to help he is meeting a guy, who is ex-cop and now down-on-his-luck drunk(played by Priyomykhov himself)... the two become friends. In the finale, the ex-cop has to go one of the PTA meeting at school (his mother could not get away from work and knows nothing about the ex-cop) where suddenly his mother appears and meets the "father"...

Languages: Russian

Summary: Lena is 38 years old. Her life, it seems, is all mapped out: Moscow, a career, a "prestigious" boyfriend. But Lena understands that all this leads nowhere, that underneath the appearance she has lost something very important; thus, finally, she reconsiders her life--either now or never. Lena throws it all in and goes to St Petersburg, where she accepts the first available job: in the local social services.

Kuka lives in St. Petersburg, completely on her own. The six-year-old girl is courageous, clever and very mature for her age. Lena and Kuka meet one day. Lena wants to help this strange little girl. But Kuka, having noticed Lena's compassion, instantly disappears for fear that Lena will turn her in to an orphanage.

Summary: Set in the war, a young girl from Lidice is saved by her 'Nordic' appearance and sent to the family of a SS officer to be re-educated there. When the war is over, her future becomes uncertain..

Another gem you just gotta see to believe. Miroslava Souckova, actually from Czechoslovakia (not Poland), playing the THIRTEEN year old girl was actually 19(!) by the time this film was shot (1984).

Comments: Baseret på Lise Nørgaards erindringer

Summary: This nearly three-hour long Danish drama chronicles the life and times of Lise from the 1920s through the post-war years. Set in Copenhagen, Lise is first seen as a little girl, the daughter of a prominent industrialist and a hat shop owner. She grows up well aware that her father really wanted a boy. Her mother is also cold and distant. Perhaps her parents unwittingly encouraged her to grow up strong-willed and independent minded. After being forced to attend a secretarial school, Lise stands up to them and expresses her desire to become a reporter. Her father finally relents and helps her get a newspaper job. She proves to be an excellent journalist and it is therefore puzzling when she suddenly marries a dull foreign correspondent who promptly quits his job to work in her father's factory. She then begins having children and getting involved with the war.

Summary: The story takes place at the end of the 50s in Aarhus, Denmark and follows a group of children from the 7th to the 9th grade. What they experience are not the grand dramas of life, but the events they do experience affect them more powerfully than at any other time in their lives. The film centres around Elin, the prettiest and most mature girl in the class. She plays on these advantages more or less unconsciously. It makes the girls jealous and the boys unsure. Therefore she becomes the scapegoat for their unresolved sexual awareness. For Elin, this being frozen out of the once happy circle becomes a tragedy, also on account of being totally misunderstood by her old-fashioned parents. The other main character is Niels-Ole, the leading boy in the class, who arouses indignation by rejecting girls in his own class in favour of the younger and prettier girl, Majbritt. At the same time, this film is a light-hearted yet serious account of the beautiful difficult years between childhood and youth, based on the director Nils Malmros' own experiences as a schoolboy in Aarhus in the late 1950s.

Summary: Dr. Cuddle is a man who treats wounded Furbees and befriends a precocious nine-year-old girl with surprising results.

Summary: Delightful little farce starring a dog, the cat, Marie-Antoinette, two birds, Konstantin, a ten-year-old girl Asya, her mum and dad, as well as the owner of the rats, and many many others. The story began with the fact that Marie-Antoinette ate one of the birds, and so on and so forth...

Languages: Czech

Summary: Seven seemingly unconnected fairy tales - glued together only by folklore, mood, color and light - make up this Czech collection of visual poetry. The original piece of literature, written by Karel Jaromír Erben in 1853, contained twelve tales.