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An animal lover, Miloš , brings a small mouse to school, which causes a lot of excitement in the classroom. Miloš remains for punishment after school, however, when the teacher notices that Miloš is bringing lunch to his sick grandmother, she lets him go home. However, Miloš cannot get home with lunch. Somewhere, he lost the key he wears on the string around his neck.
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Plot Summary
A group of young boys are sent to a special reform school after causing trouble. Upon arrival, they find that the school is not what they expected. The story follows their experiences and adventures as they navigate life at the institution and learn to work together.
Critical Reception
The film was a lighthearted comedy aimed at family audiences, offering a humorous look at childhood misadventures and the challenges of growing up. It was generally well-received for its comedic elements and relatable characters.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its gentle humor and portrayal of youthful energy.
Appreciated as a charming family film with light moral lessons.
Seen as a nostalgic look at school life from a bygone era.
Google audience: Audience reception is not widely documented with specific positive or negative sentiments for this film.
Fun Fact
The film was part of a popular wave of Czechoslovak comedies in the 1970s that often featured relatable, everyday characters and situations.
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