Katya and the Crocodile

The film centers around Mísa Horák, who takes home several animals from his school's "Corner of Living Nature" to care for during the summer. Among his new friends are two Angora rabbits, a starling, a monkey, a tortoise, and a small crocodile. When Mísa's parents disapprove, Káta steps in to help find a place for the animals in her family's apartment.

As the story unfolds, Mísa leaves the animals in Káta's care while he visits a friend. However, Káta's younger sister, Minka, wakes up and begins to play with the animals, leading to a chaotic escape. The 66-minute runtime offers a playful glimpse into childhood imagination and the importance of caring for animals, making it a nostalgic watch for families and collectors alike.