Poustet draka

I saw this as part of the children's animation screenings at the Satisfied Eye International Film Festival and it was one of the highlights of the day. A beautifully realised piece of filmmaking that works on so many levels, the children were in awe while many a parent shed a tear or two. A visually rich and inventive film. Clever, sweet, and deceptively simple while multi-layered - much like its animation - it beautifully deals with mortality, death and loss. Its poignancy lingers long after the final credits have rolled and this is clearly a filmmaker to watch.