Name: Hilda and the pidilids
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Hilda and the pidilids

Hilda's adventures first captivated comic book fans, then came the Netflix animated series, and now it's coming to your ears!

Hilda the blue-haired intelligent beard is an explorer and adventurer, who loves her sketchbook more than anything in the world, the foxhunter Branch, Mommy and all the giants, Trolls, Huffies and elves, who live in their valley. However, the pidi elves suddenly start to resent Hilda and her mother stomping over their heads, so they do everything they can to get them to leave the house where they have been living happily. So Hilda decides to talk to the elves, because she doesn't like the fact that they throw stones at their windows, break vases, cup books and burn rubber. Meet the wooden gnome, who likes to lie by the fireplace, find out, how sticky troll slime is, which jokes the ghosts like and find out why the giants went into space.

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Luke Person is a British cartoonist and screenwriter. In addition to comics, he also illustrates for newspapers and magazines, book covers and posters. He has worked in many production companies dealing with cartoons. He became famous for the character of the little girl Hilda, whom he invented, drew and then gave the gift of speech, at least on the television screen.
British children's book author Stephen Davies has also made a living combing apples, harvesting rice, teaching English or as a radio producer. He read and wrote all the time. Before returning to London in 2014, he lived in Africa for 13 years, which is a constant inspiration to him. He likes Chinese ink drawings and enjoys playing chess - his latest book is called Chessboxer.

Martha Issa

After not completing her studies of acting at the Prague Conservatory, she joined the Prague Theatre Na Fidlovačce, she also played at the Theatre in Řeznická, Theatre Without Railings and the Black Swan, and since 2006 she has been permanently engaged at the Dejvice Theatre. She made her debut on the silver screen in 1999 in the film adaptation of Karel Kachyna's Hanele by Olbracht, in 2008 she was nominated for the Czech Lion for her role in Alice Nellis's film Secrets, and she has appeared in many other films, e.g. Conception of my younger brother (2000), Hrubeš and Mareš are friends in the rain (2005), Children of the Night (2008), Mamas & Papas (2010), Perfect Days (2011), In the Shadow (2012) or The Seven Ravens (2015). She is also known from TV series (e.g. Hop or Trop, Good Neighbourhood or Fourth Star).