Insatiable
In the original fairy tale, Otesánek eats whatever he finds – he doesn't even shy away from cannibalism. But times are changing, and his appetite has grown considerably. After eating his mother and father, the puppet Otesánek sets out into the world in search of food. Will the big city survive the attack of this uncouth creature?
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In the original fairy tale, Otesánek eats whatever he finds – he doesn't even shy away from cannibalism. But times are changing, and his appetite has grown considerably. After eating his mother and father, the puppet Otesánek sets out into the world in search of food. Will the big city survive the attack of this uncouth creature?
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Linda Retterová
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