Histoire de Chèvre

Original title: Kozí príbeh

2008
PG-13
1h 22m

IMDb RATING

3.3/10

882

YOUR RATING

This is the First Czech CGI movie. After Czech opening the film has immediately become the most successful Czech animated film in history.
This story tells of the friendship between a young villager Jemmy who arrives in medieval Prague, and his Goat. Jemmy falls in love with Katy - a street-wise girl from Prague.

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Story about the friendship between a young villager Jemmy who arrives in medieval Prague, and his Goat. Jemmy falls in love with Katy - a street-wise girl from Prague. Goat is jealous, and s... Read allStory about the friendship between a young villager Jemmy who arrives in medieval Prague, and his Goat. Jemmy falls in love with Katy - a street-wise girl from Prague. Goat is jealous, and starts to hate Katy.Story about the friendship between a young villager Jemmy who arrives in medieval Prague, and his Goat. Jemmy falls in love with Katy - a street-wise girl from Prague. Goat is jealous, and starts to hate Katy.

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IMDb RATING

3.3/10

882

YOUR RATING

29User reviews

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 2 nominations total

Goat
(voice)

Matej Hádek

Jemmy
(voice)

Mahulena Bocanová

Katy
(voice)

Michal Dlouhý

Matthias
(voice)

Petr Pelzer

Master Hanus
(voice)

Jan Preucil

Portreeve
(voice)

Viktor Preiss

Alderman
(voice)

Miroslav Táborský

Priest Ignác
(voice)

Karel Hermánek

Devil
(voice)
…

Petr Nározný

Beggar
(voice)

Dalimil Klapka

Beggar
(voice)

Pavel Rímský

Beggar
(voice)

Ota Jirák

Taverner
(voice)
…

Filip Jevic

Student
(voice)

Justin Svoboda

Student
(voice)

Mike Buffo

Jemmy (English version)
(voice)

Kurtis Conner

Goat (English)

Jo-Anne Krupa

Katy - English version
(voice)

Director
- Jan Tománek
Writers
- David Sláma
- Jan Tománek
All cast & crew
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User reviews29

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1roxydzey

stolen from shreck

This goet just looks like a donkey from shreck. Im not gonna watch this just for that "originality" part... no need to say more about this, this reason is really more than enough...

10godisamilf

Heavenly Masterpiece, Must Watch!

I didn't think perfection existed before seeing this film. Watching this has truly made me see the world in a different light and cured my depression. Seeing a woman like Katy has made me optimistic about life and that the perfect parter really is out there. All I need in life is a wifey with home depot boobies. Left me yearning for more.

Absolutely delicious...

1zoereetroo

NO

Painful Disturbing Horrifying PG 18 SOMEONE PLEASE CLEAR MY MEMORY GOD IS NOT REAL.

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2damiontatum

Ugly, Uncanny and Generic

This Movie looks Hideous. From The Voice Acting to The Character Designs, this Movie is plain UNWATCHABLE from Start to Finish.

7yuridealbuquerque

I'll try to review this without irony

This movie obviously isn't a 10, not even in the same sense as "The Room" might be considered a 10. It is a low budget animated film with a purposefully grotesque art style. Much of its ugliness is cleverly used to paint a grim picture of medieval Prague, criticizing its inequality and poverty and picking specially at the clergy and the nobles. I argue that it isn't a 1 or a 3 either.

The story is well crafted and intriguing. It isn't overly predictable and has an original and engaging dynamic between the main duo, the Goat and Jemmy. It visibly has roots in Czech history and folklore, which gives it a distinctive identity, as opposed to movies based on classic fairytales and well known medieval stories.

It isn't a movie for children at all, but it isn't nearly as "adult" as some stills may suggest. This may be a flaw, since it is too innocent for adult viewers but entirely innapropriate for children.

Overall, it's a fun watch! It isn't overly bizarre, it's decently written and it has personality, distinguishing itself from most well known animated films.