Hug Me - Set VII

An uplifting series for children, showing the unique relationship between Tata Bear and Little Bear, based on Przemysław Wechterowicz's bestselling book Please hug me with illustrations by Emilia Dziubak.

Daddy Bear and Little Bear live in a forest where they never get bored. Every day brings a new adventure. Charismatic and at the same time somewhat clumsy Daddy and affectionate and energetic Bear will amuse, make you laugh and draw a helpful paw to many forest animals. Together they discover what friendship, openness and responsibility are. Most of all, however, they learn that sharing with others makes us richer.

EPISODES: WHY (Piotr Różycki) PL 2019, 6' Little Bear showers Dad with questions. Why is the sun shining, why is it raining, why is there honey, and finally — why are there dads?

THERE IS NO BAD THING (Piotr Różycki) PL 2019, 6' Dad and Son convince themselves that not everything is going according to plan. Even from a seemingly unpleasant situation, however, you can get something good out of it - especially when you can hug at the end.

BIG AND SMALL (Tomasz Miazga) PL 2019, 6' Little Bear would like to be as big and strong as his Dad. During a joint lesson, however, he discovers that being small also has its advantages.

INTRUZ (Piotr Różycki) PL 2019, 6' Someone sneaks into Tata and Son's cave at night. The bears decide to catch a mysterious intruder and set a trap, not knowing who will be in it.

SCRATCHING (Piotr Różycki) EN 2019, 6' Tata Miś knows how best to deal with the need to scratch. However, the son has his own idea and it quickly turns out that his way can be much more interesting.

IMAGINATION (Piotr Różycki) PL 2019, 6' Dad and Son are convinced that children's imagination can work completely differently than the imagination of adults. Playing together brings them surprising discoveries.

ART WORKSHOPS (duration: 45')

The workshop will be led by Mateusz Wodzisz - instructor, animator, educator. His heart and working relationship with Kino Pod Baranami, which he got to know from the inside. Closest to his heart is the Student Night Club, which, he claims, gives the opportunity not only to spend nights in the company of various people, but above all to develop conversations about films (and not only). It also fulfills itself by teaching children and adolescents about films and cinematography, trying to go beyond the schemes of dry reading of films. Outside the cinema hall, she loves theater, mountain hiking, good food, colorful clothes and bike tours.