Kekec's Tricks

Kekec's Tricks; (Kekčeve ukane)
Directed by	Jože Gale
Produced by	Ljubo Struna
Screenplay by	Ivan Ribič; Jože Gale (adaptation)
Based on	Kekec mountain narratives; by Josip Vandot
Starring	Zlatko Krasnič; Polde Bibič; Boris Ivanovski; Jasna Krofak; Fanika Podobnikar
Music by	Bojan Adamič
Cinematography	Rudi Vaupotič
Edited by	Darinka Peršin
Production; company	Viba film
Distributed by	Vesna film (original); Viba film (current)
Release date	23 December 1968;
Running time	78 minutes
Country	Slovenia; Yugoslavia
Language	Slovene

Kekec's Tricks (Slovene: Kekčeve ukane) is a 1968 Yugoslav/Slovenian adventure film directed by Jože Gale. The film is based on the Kekec mountain narratives by Josip Vandot, originally published in Slovenian youth magazine Zvonček.The film was produced at Viba film and distributed originally at Vesna film and currently at Viba film.

This is the last of three in the Jože Gale film series about Kekec and has two previous parts: Kekec from 1951 and Good Luck, Kekec (Srečno, Kekec!) from 1963.

Plot

In the third and the last part of the film trilogy about Kekec (Zlatko Krasnič), evil wild poacher Bedanec (Polde Bibič) appears again. Kekec and his friends are there to chase and hunt Bedanec again and sent him far away. Bedanec catches Brincelj (Milorad Radovič) and Rožle (Boris Ivanovski). Very brave Kekec saves both of them with the help of his wisdom and tricks Bedanec, who catches in his own trap that he set.

Kekec saves Bedanec out of the trap because he asks him nicely, however he doesn't learn anything out of this. Will maybe wise man Vitranc (Jože Zupan) bring peace in these places...

Cast

Actor	Character
Zlatko Krasnič	Kekec
Polde Bibič	Bedanec
Boris Ivanovski	Rožle
Jasna Krofak	Mojca
Fanika Podobnikar	Tinkara
Milorad Radovič	Brincelj
Jože Zupan	Vitranc

Music

The whole music including theme was composed by Bojan Adamič, a Slovenian composer. Lyrics for theme song called "Kekčeva pesem" were written by Kajetan Kovič and performed by Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra.

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External links

Kekec's Tricks on IMDb

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