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Too Old for Fairy Tales 2 2024 Movie Review Trailer Poster

 Waldek, Staszek and Delphina are going to spend the summer holidays at Aunt Mariola's house in the mountains with Teresa and her new boyfriend, Piotrek. Piotrek is a well-intentioned boy who studies law and is a climbing enthusiast. He tries his best to bond with the kids but it's pretty embarrassing to watch. They arrive at Mariola's house and the first thing she does is grab the children's laptops so they can enjoy time outdoors.


She has a whole itinerary planned for them that includes watching her paraglide down the mountain. Piotrek and Teresa love each other and Piotrek plans to propose to her at the right time. He finds a good spot on top of the mountain, but the ring falls out of the box. The moment passes when Mariola slides in and Teresa mentions Waldek's father, who lives in the area. Waldek and Staszek secretly observe them and listen to this.

Director: Kristoffer Rus
Writer: Agnieszka Dabrowska
Stars: Maciej Karas, Patryk Siemek, Amelia Fijalkowska

Waldek never met his father and knows nothing about him, but this is his first chance to do something about it. Staszek tells him that Piotrek and Teresa will never willingly give him the chance, so he must look for it himself. They learn what area he is in. He lives there and his name is Krzystof. Delphina makes a plan so the kids can sneak out and find him while she covers for them at home.


They leave at two in the morning and wander through the forest until they reach a small town. They watch a fight between two men and are then chased by dogs to a cemetery. Waldek and Staszek spend the night sleeping there and wake up early the next morning to continue their journey. Delphina tries her best to make up an excuse at home, but Piotrek is the first to realize that he is lying.


The children continue walking up the mountain and pass a nature enthusiast with a video camera. He is surprised to see a bear that follows them into the forest. After crossing a river, the bear catches up to them and they head straight for a tree. Staszek can climb high but Waldek cannot and is within striking distance of the bear. The branch breaks under his weight and this scares the bear. Piotrek tells Mariola that the children went out in search of Waldek's father. They plan to go after them while Delphina keeps Teresa distracted at home.


The girls decide to spend a day at the spa and Teresa falls asleep instantly. The children discuss what Waldek will ask his father and come across a mountain man's cabin. He invites them to eat some sheep's cheese and his eccentric nature does not appeal to Waldek. He confronts him about abandoning his family, but the mountain man says he never had a family. He mentions someone else who escaped civilization and lives alone on the mountain so they ask him to take them there. Mariola is very hard on Piotrek but manages to win her over by showing her how much she loves Teresa. The children and the mountain man arrive at a fancy house with security cameras and automated doors.


Krzystof, Waldek's father, lets them in and welcomes them. He tells them that he is a video game designer and is currently working on a new project.


Krzystof is rude to Staszek and the mountain man, but Waldek is fooled by his kind act and wants to stay. Staszek and the mountain man return and run into Mariola and Piotrek. Teresa wakes up and looks for everyone, but Delphina gives her a good excuse to sit down and relax. While she watches television, she sees an interview with the nature enthusiast, and footage of her with Staszek and Waldek plays. She is angry that they lie to her and rushes to get them. After having car trouble, she steals a carriage and travels with Delphina to find her son.

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