There's room for mice in heaven too
Whizzy is a small (somewhat boastful) mouse. Whitebelly is a (somewhat shy) fox. By nature, the two are sworn enemies. One day, after an unfortunate accident, they meet in animal heaven. Together, they embark on a fantastic journey and discover that friendship can overcome anything. This wonderful animated stop-motion film has won numerous international awards and is compared by the press to "Chicken Run," "Fantastic Mr. Fox," and Studio Ghibli films. The charming and unusual friendship between the mismatched animals enchants even very young children. "There's Room for Mice in Heaven" tells a universal, heartwarming story about selflessness, generosity, and loyalty. The lovingly crafted characters and settings are fantastic, including a glittering fairground, hot waterfalls, and a cinema inside a whale. The stop-motion film was shot using more than 100 puppets and 84 animated film sets, impressing with its charming characters and gripping story. Told with poetic humor, directors Denisa Grimmová and Jan BubenĂÄŤek move audiences to tears—sometimes from sadness, sometimes from joy.