A cartoon comedy about the characters of a boy puppet and a girl puppet who forecast the weather.
A rain boy and a sun girl live together in a little house and forecast the weather. The boy with a hat and a little brolly forecasts foul weather while the girl forecasts sunshine. Their lives and coexistence in the house utterly depend on the changes of weather. One day, the boy gets soaked in the rain and cannot take his wet shirt off, another day a windstorm blows his clothes away. Sometimes he almost disappears under heavy snow. To get warm, he tap-dances inside the house so vehemently that the house shakes even with the girl who is just forecasting sunny weather outside. In the end, there is both sunshine and rain at the same time. The boy and the girl can finally meet for a while and they jointly forecast that the weather would be changeable.
After the war, the film was distributed in Czechoslovakia with Czech opening titles. The copy with German opening titles is considered missing. Filming the cartoon employed the colour negative Agfacolor.
Horst von Möllendorff, kolektiv Oddělení pro výrobu kresleného filmu Prag-Filmu
Horst von Möllendorff, kolektiv Oddělení pro výrobu kresleného filmu Prag-Filmu
kolektiv Oddělení pro výrobu kresleného filmu Prag-Filmu
kolektiv Oddělení pro výrobu kresleného filmu Prag-Filmu, Jaroslav Balvín, Čeněk Duba, Václav Bedřich, Jiří Brdečka, Jaroslav Kándl, Stanislav Látal, Eduard Hofman, Miloslav Říha, Jaroslav Jílovec, František Paták
Povětrnostní domeček
Povětrnostní domeček
The Meteorological House
Das Wetterhäuschen
film
animatedtheatrical distribution
slapstick
Czechoslovakia
1944
1944
date of censorship 07/1947
withdrawal from distribution 15 December 1950
premiere 07/1947 /suitable for youths/
short film
9 min
245 meters
35mm
cartoon
1:1,37
colour
sound
Tobis – Klang
Czech, German
without dialogue
without subtitles
Czech, German