

Kekec
Synopsis
In an alpine valley lies an idyllic village. High up in the mountains, facing each others across live two men: a "good grandpa" and an "evil man".
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KEKEC - Dobra volja je najbolja
Type: Clip • Published 2022-02-23
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Ulsan Ulju Mountain Film Festival
Festival / Special Debut
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Jože Gale
- Screenplay & Story
- Josip Vandot, Jože Prištov, Jože Gale
- Original Title
- Kekec
- Country of Origin
- Yugoslavia
- Spoken Languages
- Slovenian
- Runtime
- 1h 37m
- Production Studios
- Triglav film
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Jože Gale
Josip Vandot, Jože Prištov, Jože Gale
Ivan Marinček
Department Leadership Roster
Josip Vandot
Writer
Jože Gale
Director
Jože Prištov
Writer
Ivan Marinček
Director of Photography
Jože Gale
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Kekec
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What is Kekec about?
In an alpine valley lies an idyllic village. High up in the mountains, facing each others across live two men: a "good grandpa" and an "evil man".
Who directed Kekec?
Kekec was directed by Jože Gale.
Who stars in Kekec?
The principal cast of Kekec includes Matija Barl, Zdenka Logar, Alenka Lobnikar, France Presetnik, Frane 'Ježek' Milčinski.
When was Kekec released and how long is it?
Kekec was released in 1951 with a total runtime of 1h 37m.



















