Who's Afraid of the Wolf

A 6 year-old girl is transfixed by the Little Red Riding Hood story, which her mother dutifully recounts every night. The tale’s themes of identity confusion and betrayal mirror her own story - who her real mother is and a potential love triangle implicating both her parents.

Cast

Dorota Dědková

as Terezka

Pavel Řezníček

as Dad

Jitka Čvančarová

as mum

Martina Bezoušková

Vlastimil Třešňák

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