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Section: Literature in Film - The Club of Heroes
Paddington (2014)
Paddington is not just an ordinary little bear. Hailing from Peru, he wears a red hat and loves marmalade sandwiches. When an earthquake destroys his home, his aunt sends him to London to find a new family. Alone and abandoned at Paddington Station, he slowly discovers that life in the big city is not exactly as he had imagined. Fortunately, he meets the Brown family, who take him in, despite the categorical disapproval of Mr. Brown – a typical, orderly and a bit boring Brit.
Country | United Kingdom, France |
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Year | 2014 |
Duration | 95 min |
Rating | 8 |
Language | Czech |
Subtitle | No subtitles |
Directed by | Paul King |
Screenplay | Paul King |
Director of Photography | Erik Wilson |
Music | Nick Urata |
Edited by | Mark Everson |
Contact | A Company Film & Licensing Kft. |
Biography
A British screenwriter and director. He graduated from the University of Cambridge. He works in TV, film and theater, focusing mainly on comedies. He's made the TV series The Mighty Boosh (2004–2007), the road movie Bunny and Bull (2009), and the successful family films Paddington 1-2 (2017, 2014).