Looking for the Pigeon’s House

The Buchars have three sons. Tom is a passionate pigeon fancier, the secondary school student, Dan, is into modern music and constantly plays his drums and cymbals. The smallest, Cipísek, is still a baby in the pram. The Pištorks, their neighbours are not very nice people and their son, Pišta, does not behave well among his friends in the village. The girls, Markéta and Jana, mostly like riding horses. Dan likes Markéta. Tom sends messages to his friends, Tonda and Jenda, who are also pigeon fanciers. But Dan's drums make Toms pigeons very nervous and so Tom tries to do anything to destroy these musical instruments. Dan and his friends, Jarda and Rudík, play guitars and they form a band together with Dan - "Music-Trio". They attend dancing classes but don't much like it. The Buchars have a nice dog, Boryna, but one day Marketa's horse unfortunately kills the dog with its hoof. The pigeon fanciers are also sad. Pišta shoots Tom's pigeon with a sling. Tom wants to have it out with him, but Mrs. Pištorková pretends her son is not at home. The unhappy Tom has a fight with his brother. In the fight they graze the pram which tips over and the small Cipísek falls out of the pram. Fortunately, his injury is not serious. The accident leads to reconciliation between Tom and Dan. There is a funny feast outside of the village, where a film crew also visits. Pišta is punished and falls in dung water. Dan's drums and cymbals are heard over the whole village and Tom' s pigeons fly cheerfully above the roofs.