Klícka
The apartment in the old house is occupied by a large family: a couple with three daughters, one of whom lives here with her husband and child. The young people want their own apartment, while the mother, who is indiscriminately directing the whole family, wants to exchange the current apartment for a larger one. At the moment when the son-in-law wants to show the housing committee of the cooperative the apartment in the worst possible condition, the mother frantically cleans up the artificial mess, because at the same time more people are coming in to exchange it. The confusion reaches its peak...
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Plot Summary
The animated short film follows the adventures of Krtek (The Little Mole), a beloved Czech cartoon character. Krtek and his friends embark on various simple yet engaging journeys, often involving the challenges and joys of nature and friendship. The stories are characterized by their gentle humor and positive messages.
Critical Reception
Klícka, like most of Zdeněk Miler's Krtek shorts, was met with widespread critical acclaim for its charming animation, gentle storytelling, and universal appeal to children. It has become a beloved classic in Czech animation and has garnered international recognition for its quality and timeless themes.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its endearing and simple animation style.
- Applauded for its gentle, child-friendly storytelling.
- Celebrated for its timeless and universally appealing themes of friendship and nature.
Google audience: Audience reviews consistently highlight the charm and innocence of Krtek, making it a cherished character for generations. Many appreciate its educational value and positive moral lessons for young viewers.
Fun Fact
The distinctive, high-pitched squeaks of Krtek were originally voiced by Miler's own daughters, with whom he tested the sounds to ensure they were appealing to children.
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