Bodlinka: Pichlavé dobrodružství

Bodlinka and Ráša are hedgehog twins, but each from a completely different background. One day they unexpectedly lost their parents and are coping with the great loss in their own way. Ráša has taken off his pricks and is hiding from the world - this dangerous place took their mom and dad away! Bodlinka is sad, but she wants to see what it's like out there. An unexpected meeting with a rabbit helps her do that. The days pass at a somewhat monotonous pace for the deserving father of the family (yes, he has 53 eared offspring at home!). But he still has big dreams and fate suddenly opens the way for him to make them come true. And Bodlinka is right there! The brave duo embarks on a great expedition to a distant city. While the cunning fox fights with other scheming denizens of the city for a piece of uneaten pizza, the harsh underworld has a "big beast" under its paw. The rabbit has a huge task ahead of him, one he will definitely not shy away from. And you ask, does he miss his children at home? Of course he does! The three bravest little ears set out to find him with the help of the cat hunter, Agent Drápalka. Will the rabbit return to his family and Bodlinka to Ráš, or will their new life consume them so much that they will never want to go back? Go on a fantastic trip with adorable animated animals. Don't miss a story about friendship, courage and desire, in which there is no shortage of humor and ingenious wordplay. A story that even the saddest event in life should not prevent us from moving on. That it is never too late for a sincere apology. That even the serious-looking dad squinting at his phone through his glasses can be a hidden hero. That it is never too late to fulfill even the wildest dreams and that the most beautiful adventure awaits where you would least expect it. Luxembourgish director Caroline Origer presents her second animated film after The Tooth Fairy (2022). The original version features well-known British actors, such as Matthew Goode (Match Point, Downton Abbey, Jan Žižka), John Hollingworth (The Crown, Naked!, 1917), Stephen Mangan (Billy Elliot, The Rivals, A Touch of Love), British actress Gemma Whelan (Game of Thrones) and American screenwriter and director Jeff “Swampy” Marsh (author of the comedy animated series Milo and Murphy’s Law).