The Krakonos and the Skiers

Matej and Jenda, part of the Pelc family, navigate the challenges of childhood while assisting in a glass works. The boys find themselves hiding in a tub to avoid scrutiny from supervisors enforcing child labor laws. Their mischief leads them to miss a traditional Epiphany carol, resulting in a series of humorous encounters with neighbors and customs officers.

As the story unfolds, they cross paths with a mysterious man carrying a large backpack, whom they believe to be Krakonos, a giant from local legends. This blend of comedy and family themes makes the film appealing for those interested in narratives rooted in folklore. The 72-minute runtime provides a concise yet engaging experience, showcasing the creativity of a woman director in a family-oriented setting.