Pig Knor winds will light up your holiday

OinkDirected by Dutch director Masha Halberstadt, it is based on the popular children’s book Knorr’s revenge Written by author Tosca Menten. The story sounds like one of Roald Dahl’s fairy tales. It’s no coincidence, because Halberstadt wanted to go first creeps film. Those rights turned out to be very expensive, so she ended up with a story Stinky wrote about eight-year-old Babs who got the gift of her life. A grandfather she never knew suddenly reappears in her life and presents her with a piglet for her ninth birthday. Babs falls in love instantly, but her neurotic mother has a hard time with such a constantly farting creature and does its thing at the most unexpected moment. She threatens to send Knorr away. The greatest danger to a pig comes from another person.

when watching Oink Do you think every now and then about the adventures of Timmy the Sheep Timmy Timesfilms from Aardman Animations, but Halberstadt’s is a little less absurd, less British, and a little less so. The filmmaker manages really well to deliver a very smooth narrative, which she also achieves with a good dose of childlike innocence and infectious humor. His international success has proven that it works Oink. We can even expect a prequel in a few years. So hurry to the halls with your offspring. A must for vegetarians and carnivores looking to switch. (Copy)

OinkIn cinemas from February 22nd