Extraordinary
KP
When ten-year-old Alice's parents mysteriously vanish one day, she turns to a spirited group of young detectives for help. Their mission becomes more challenging when her brother Milan must join their investigation. He can't be left alone, and wherever Alice goes, he goes too. Milan sees and experiences the world differently, and what starts as a complication soon becomes their greatest strength. The children discover creative and heartwarming ways to connect with Milan, and his unique perspective proves invaluable to their detective work. Together, this unlikely team embarks on an extraordinary adventure, unravelling clues and solving a mystery bigger than they ever imagined. Through friendship, understanding, and courage, they not only crack the case but also discover something even more precious: the power of acceptance, the magic of true teamwork, and bonds that will last a lifetime.
Marina Andree Škop (Sarajevo, 1973) is a Croatian director and creative producer dedicated to films and series for children and young audiences. She graduated in film editing from the Academy of Dramatic Art in Zagreb. Her documentary film Sevdah won the Audience Award at the 2009 Sarajevo Film Festival. Together with Dražen Žarković, she co-directed the children’s sci-fi feature film My Grandpa Is an Alien, which was distributed in 26 countries and received sixteen festival awards. She also directed the short films Blue Teddy Bear and Let’s Play a Story: The Ant and the Grasshopper.
Vanda Raýmanová (Nová Baňa, 1973) is a Slovak director and animator. She studied animation at the Film and Television Faculty of the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava, where she currently teaches. In 2013, she founded a production company focused on developing original stories for children. She is the creator of the animated series The Tots and the short films Voyage Through History, Who’s There? and About Two People.