Young Pepík Bureš is growing up in the zoo where his mother works as an attendant. Pepík grows fond of the bear known as Brumla and, together with his elder brother Zdeněk and friend Vojta, they offer to help the bear-keeper Kaláb with his work. One day a group of Vietnamese children visit the zoo and bring with them a gift - a baby elephant. In return, they are to take Brumla back with them. Pepík cannot part with the little bear and decides to hide it. He flees the zoo taking Brumla with him, however, the little bear gets up to all sorts of trouble and keeps running away from Pepík. In the end the boy realizes that this was not a good idea and he brings Brumla back. At the party organized for the Vietnamese children he, himself, hands over Brumla to the little girl Zue. The little elephant brought over by the Vietnamese children is named after Pepík who now has a new friend.
ošetřovatel v ZOO Kaláb
zaměstnankyně v ZOO Burešová
zvěrolékař
Pepík, syn Burešové
Vojta, Pepíkův kamarád
Zdeněk, syn Burešové, Pepíkův bratr
Franta, Kalábův syn
Zue
penzista
vychovatel dětského domova
kuchař
návštěvník ZOO, přísný otec holčičky
zaměstnanec u opic
rybář
ošetřovatel v ZOO
matka v ZOO
matka s kočárkem
Karel Baštýř, Josef Dvořák, František Zajíček
Bohumil Krinert, Luong Van Tich
zaměstnanci Zoologické zahrady Praha
Alexej Fried
FISYO (Music Conducted by Štěpán Koníček)
Malí medvědáři
Malí medvědáři
Young Bear-Leaders
film
featuretheatrical distribution
children
Czechoslovakia
1957
1957
projection approval 26 November 1957
withdrawal from distribution 31 August 1976
premiere 25 December 1957 /suitable for youths/ (kino Mladých /1⅓ týdne/, Praha)
Tvůrčí skupina Hanuš – Träger, Ladislav Hanuš (vedoucí výroby tvůrčí skupiny), Josef Träger (vedoucí dramaturg tvůrčí skupiny)
feature film
64 min
1 833 meters
16mm, 35mm
1:1,37
colour
sound
mono
Czech
Czech, Vietnamese
without subtitles
Czech