Goat Story
Oct 16 2008
•1h 22m
•Animation, Comedy
A funny animated movie based on the classic Czech tales and legend of a young clockmaker, and his jealous friend, a wisecracking Goat.
Cast
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Matěj Hádek
Jemmy (voice)
Mahulena Bočanová
Katy (voice)
Michal Dlouhý
Matthew (voice)
Petr Pelzer
Master Hanuš / Vypravee (voice)
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