Cock-a-Doodle-Do

Cock-a-Doodle-Do presents a farcical take on the dynamics between the wise and the foolish, illustrating how power can corrupt and manipulate. The narrative kicks off with a classroom scene where a rhombus is drawn on the blackboard, leading to a humorous investigation that involves the city's Chairman.

This film is noteworthy for its connection to Milan Kundera's work, specifically his play "Ptákovina," which was briefly performed in 1969. The film's release in 2009 marked the first time audiences in the region could officially see this material since the original performance. The engaging plot and sharp commentary on human behavior make it a significant entry in the comedy genre of the late 2000s.