Frantisek Nepil: Little Forest Fairy Tales

Why do deer make mirrors in the woods A lonely deer fell in love with the beautiful Vendulka from the grove. Vendulka, however, did not want to hear about his love and told him that she liked only those who wore a hunting hat. And so the deer decided to get himself such a hat. František Nepil's fairy tale is narrated by Jan Pivec. In 1969, director Helena Philippová made the film. Why little wild pigs are striped There were little pigs living in a forest. When she heard there was a football game in the woods, she wanted to play too. But you can't do it without a jersey. Fortunately, the home players lent their old striped jerseys to the piggies, and the game could begin. Hajaja will tell us how it turned out on Thursday. František Nepil's fairy tale is narrated by Jan Pivec. In 1969, director Helena Philippová made the film. Why the woodpecker has a red cap A woodpecker who wandered into a station wanted to become stationmaster so that the trains would listen to him and honk a respectful greeting. When the foreman took off his red cap, the woodpecker took it from him, put it on his head and flew off into the forest. František Nepil's fairy tale is narrated by Jan Pivec. In 1969, director Helena Philippová made the film. Why does a dragonfly have golden crescents on its head The shy and wicked ducks at a pond lured the moon to go into the water with them to teach him to swim. When he started to drown, they laughed at him. The only one who didn't laugh at him was the grey snail. She offered to teach Moon to swim, even though he had no legs to row. František Nepil's fairy tale is narrated by Jan Pivec. In 1969, director Helena Philippová made the film.