Charlie doesn’t want to go to school any more. His parents call it fear, but Charlie knows better. It’s all the Schnapp’s fault. Charlie brought it home from school.
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Gugu-Baba-Susu
And because you can’t see the Schnapp and nobody believes him, Charlie is now supposed to go to the child psychologists, about whom Jonas says they all wear moustaches – even the women. Charlie definitely doesn’t want to go there.
Only Luka, a neighbour and classmate, believes Charlie and wants to help. When she’s allowed to stay over at Charlie’s the next day, the two of them go on a Schnapp hunt. To do this, Luka – who, incidentally, is also a scientist – has invented a special Schnapp allergy test. And, of course, she also knows a magical dance from Papanasia called Gugu-baba-susu, which can be used to ‘ver-muva-poli-gali-se’ a Schnapp. Is Charlie brave enough to make it clear to his Schnapp that it’s no longer in charge of him?
Cast & Crew
Starring:
- Charlie – Kevin Citozi
- Mother, psychologist and Luka – Pia Herenz
Script, Direction & Music: Michael Reinhold Schmitz
Costume design, props: Jana Baumann
Set design/concept: Melina Amandowitz, Michael Reinhold Schmitz
Lighting & Sound: Michael Reinhold Schmitz
Photographs: Hélène Lepoivre
Set Construction: Melina Amandowitz, Rebekka Weitz, Holger Meergarten
Recommended age: Years 1 to 4 (6 to 10 years)
