Children's morning: Pucio loves pets

TypeHall 1 - Cinema

Hour

17.10

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January 11 |

31.10

Pucio is back in cinemas! This time, next to the Pucia family, the dog Funio, the cat Mimi and the whole family of animals will play important roles. Get ready for lots of laughs, holiday adventures and family excitement!

There's a lot going on at Pucia, as usual. He spends his holidays with his grandparents in the country and plants his first tree, and during a walk in the park he sets off with Misia on a rescue mission to find his neighbor's dog. When their own beloved Funio feels worse, the siblings do their best to improve his mood. However, it looks like it's time to visit the vet! There will also be emotions in the kindergarten: Pucio will help his new friend Malina find herself in the group and together with her colleagues she will discover that it is not necessary to dance perfectly - what matters is imagination and the joy of being together.

Language version: Polish dubbing

Age category: 3+

PUCIO LOVES ANIMALS, dir. Marta Stróżycka, Anna Błaszczyk, Dominik Litwiniak, Katarzyna Agopsowicz, Poland 2026, 45'

--Venue: Hall 1- Cinema

tickets: 15 zł

for whom: children, adolescents, adults

“Pucio Loves Pets” is a screen adaptation of Dr. Marta Galewska-Kustra's bestselling book series with illustrations by Joanna Kłos. The stories about Pucio, published by “Nasza Księgarnia” Publishing House, in a light, smart and humorous way, introduce topics close to all preschoolers. In the animation we will again hear the star dubbing cast: Joanna Pach-Żbikowska, Małgorzata Socha and Artur Barcisia, as well as a unique musical setting by Grzegorz Turnau.

Episodes that we will see during the screenings:

Pucio at the vet — directed by Anna Błaszczyk

Pucio and Malina in kindergarten — dir. Marta Stróżycka

Pucio and Vehicles — directed by Marta Stróżycka

Pucio and Lullaby for the Plane — dir. Marta Stróżycka

Pucio dances — directed by Anna Błaszczyk

Pucio plants a tree — dir. Katarzyna Agopsowicz

Pucio and the Late Walk — directed by Dominik Litwiniak