Directed by:
F. A. BrabecScreenplay:
Filip RožekCinematography:
F. A. BrabecComposer:
Ondřej Gregor BrzobohatýCast:
Bolek Polívka, Richard Krajčo, Vica Kerekes, Štěpán Kozub, Zbigniew Czendlik, Zuzanka Švábková, Martina Pártlová, Karel Roden, Michaela Andělová (more)Plots(1)
Hello, this is Gump. Do you still remember me? It's been a long time since I last checked in with you. But I was happy. And when a dog is happy, just like a human, nothing else is needed. My new cinematic journey begins exactly where the previous one ended. With my beloved Béďou Kozím Bobkem, we will traverse a story that the stars wrote for us a long time ago. On this journey, I will meet many new people again, but also animals, not just dogs. For example, the brave piglet Prince, the somewhat arrogant rooster Silver, the circus star pony Tomorrow, or the dog Julian, who saved lives of people. And I will also find my sister, Kytička.
For those of you for whom the first film was too sad and painful, don't worry. This time it will be happier. I'm not saying you won't cry, but this time, you'll definitely laugh more. A story for everyone who can read from a dog's eyes, but also for those who can't do it yet or don't believe it's possible.
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I'm sorry to say that, although F. A. Brabec may have had a vision similar to Terrence Malick's The Tree of Life, the result isn't worth your attention. Richard Krajčo comes across more as a parody of an actor in the lead role, and the script lacks coherence even on a basic technical level (the most important events happen off-screen)... but of course, there will always be people who are content with watching lyrical shots of dogs or a worn-out Štěpán Kozub.
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