Trouble Nubble Gum
Trouble Nubble Gum
FEATURE / FILM
The thought is equal to action, the name is equal to a person. When Petryk, a schoolboy, only thought of taking revenge on his classmates and erased their names from the letter, the children disappeared from the real world. They ended up in the rubber Baroniia, an unusual country that is literally built on children's grievances and anger. Realizing what he has done, Petryk, together with his friend Kate and teacher Bo-Bo, go to the Baroniia to bring back friends. Will the red-haired mischievous child be able to unravel the secret of the rubber country and save his classmates?
85 minutes
Trouble Nubble Gum is a Ukrainian full-featured animated film by director Rostyslav Harbar. It is based on the book "23 insults of Petryk Piatochkyn" by Natalia Guzeeva and is a sequel to the cartoon "How Petryk Piatochkyn counted elephants" (1984).
Description
Genre
Adventure, Family
Technique: 3D
Director: Rostyslav Harbar
Art Director: Olga Kuznetsova
Scriptwriter: Natalia Guzeeva
Producer: Michael Margulis
Stage
Production
Production: studio KAPI (supported by the Ministry of Culture and Information Policy of Ukraine)
2018 the project won the pitching of the Ministry of Culture of Ukraine.
2020 "Trouble Nubble Gum" became the only Ukrainian project selected for pitching for Cartoon Movie in Bordeaux.
