Tobě hrana zvonit nebude
At the end of August, a young woman is chased by an angry mob of hooligans under the windows of a bus because she decides to tear down a poster grossly insulting her husband, the staunch communist and deputy Balcar. She only gets a defence from the prosecutor Ronešová, who decides to convict and prosecute the perpetrators and bystanders of the unfortunate event. The principled Ronešová is oblivious to personal problems and sets out to fight against the relics of a happily extinguished social movement, with the right-wing defence lawyer Kahan being no match for her.
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Plot Summary
This short animated film tells the story of two little devils who are sent to earth to scare people. However, they encounter a kind old man who teaches them that kindness is more powerful than fear.
Critical Reception
As a short animated film primarily aimed at children, 'Tobě hrana zvonit nebude' is generally viewed as a charming and instructive piece. It is appreciated for its simple yet effective storytelling and its positive message. Its critical reception is more about its enduring appeal to young audiences and its place within Czechoslovakian animation rather than widespread critical analysis.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its gentle animation style and heartwarming message.
- Seen as a positive introduction to themes of kindness for young viewers.
- Appreciated for its nostalgic value within Czech animation.
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Fun Fact
The film is based on a fairy tale by Josef Lada, a renowned Czech illustrator and writer.
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