Strawinsky and the Mysterious House (2012)

Directed by David Hutter

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Andrew Baker as Harald • Bridget Bree as Cello • Eric Clayton as Ratking • James Cole as Narrator • Tony Halstead as Globglogabgalab • Jonathan Lambert as Gulbert Bibberkrall • Thia Maidment as Elbo

A magical adventure inspired by the Chronicles of Narnia, Walt Disney animated musicals and the parables by Jesus Christ "Strawinsky and the mysterious house" tells the story of four talking animals that discover a hidden mansion in the middle of a s...

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1. - Strawinsky, the little mole

2. lived in the land of Ran,

3. a part of the vast territory ruled

4. by the Great Elohim.

5. He attended the small forest school

6. of Eagleowl, Nicodemus in Owlywood

7. where young children learned everything

8. they needed to know for life.

9. One day on a walk after school,

10. Strawinsky and his three friends,

11. Harald the hedgehog, Klopstock the tortoise

12. and Elbo the blue rabbit discovered

13. a small wood in the middle of

14. the large meadow leading to the Valley of Elves.

15. - Come on, let's go that way.

16. - Klopstock the tortoise

17. shuffled his way eagerly towards the forest,

18. and the others followed him full of curiosity.

19. Cautiously, the four friends crept

20. through the tall grass.

21. - Look, there!

22. - Hidden amongst tall trees

23. and in the middle of an overgrown garden,

24. stood an old, dilapidated mansion.

25. With wide eyes, the four friends

26. stared at the strange building.

27. - That's spooky.

28. - Shall we go in?

29. - Better not, it might be enchanted.

30. - Chicken.

31. - I'm not a chicken, I'm a rabbit.

32. - Well, I think we should go inside.

33. - Me too.

34. I want to find out what's in there.

35. - Listen!

36. - I can hear someone playing music.

37. - Wow!

38. - Come on, let's find out who's inside.

39. - Curiously, the four squeezed

40. through the half opened gate

41. and tip toed past large plants and leaves

42. towards the porch of the mysterious house.

43. - Hey, hey, wait for me!

44. - Shush, be,

45. ouch!

46. - What's wrong now?

47. - I fell over.

48. - Over a little molehill?

49. - There's something buried.

50. - Let's have a look.

51. Help me out, Harald.

52. - Within a short time,

53. the hedgehog and mole had uncovered

54. the buried item.

55. It was a little bag of.

56. - Gold!

57. - Hooray, we're rich!

58. - Wait, first we have to find out

59. who this gold belongs to.

60. - I'm sure that whoever buried it here

61. didn't want it anymore.

62. - You don't believe that, do you?

63. Come now, let's go inside the house.

64. - Harald was the first

65. to climb the stairs towards the front door

66. and the others followed behind.

67. While Harald secretly hoped to meet an elf

68. inside the house,

69. Elbo was scared of being attacked

70. by a monster or wild beast.

71. The front door was open,

72. allowing the four friends to make their way

73. into the sitting room of the mysterious house.

74. The furniture was dusty and it smelled

75. of freshly brewed tea.

76. - Someone's making tea.

77. - It's all quiet again.

78. - Spooky.

79. - Come, let's look for some books.

80. There aren't any here, maybe there are some

81. in the basement.

82. - What's with you and the books?

83. I'd rather go and find the kitchen.

84. - No, let's go to the basement,

85. and be quiet.

86. - I wonder who lives here.

87. - Maybe the big, bad wolf.

88. - Very funny, Klopstock,

89. very funny.

90. - It's good you're a little blue bunny

91. and not Little Red Riding Hood.

92. - Oh, just be quiet now!

93. - Finally they found the steep staircase

94. that led to the basement

95. and climbed down the wooden steps.

96. - The books are near, I can already smell them.

97. - And there they were.

98. In a massive basement that looked

99. like a huge library,

100. there were a vast number of books,

101. manuscripts, volumes, encyclopedias

102. and maps lying in a multitude of shelves,

103. tables and armchairs.

104. - Wow!

105. - There's millions of books there!

106. - Oh, the books are singing and dancing!

107. - Fascinating.

108. - I really think we should leave now.

109. - Me too!

110. - Did you say something, Klopstock?

111. - No.

112. - I did.

113. Gulbert Bibberkrall,

114. I am a troll as you can see.

115. - Taken by surprise,

116. the four friends turned to face the troll

117. who stood in the doorway looking very annoyed.

118. - Hello, Mister Troll,

119. my name is Strawinsky.

120. These are my friends, Harald,

121. Klopstock and Elbo.

122. - What are you doing in my house?

123. - This is your house?

124. - Well, I do live here, don't I?

125. - Did you play the music?

126. - Music?

127. Hogwash, I don't play music,

128. I don't play at all.

129. Trolls don't play anything,

130. only bagpipe or doodlebag

131. or pipedoodle or bagdoodlepipe.

132. - But who was playing the music?

133. - Don't know.

134. Know nothing, don't really know anything.

135. - Please tell us, dear troll,

136. what kind of house is this anyway?

137. - You don't know that?

138. You don't know that not at all?

139. I will tell you,

140. I will tell you right away

141. without delay,

142. at once and immediately!

143. - Oh, dear, quick, let's get out of here.

144. - No, no,

145. I want to stay and browse through

146. all the amazing books here.

147. - Me too!

148. - Yes, yes, amazing books,

149. magical books, goblin and pixie books,

150. read, read, read!

151. - Oh, Sir Bibberkrall,

152. is this your gold bag?

153. - Gold bag, gold sack, yes, mine!

154. Not a good hidey-hole the garden,

155. oh, dear, oh, dear,

156. a bad spot, the garden.

157. Oh, I tried to bury.

158. I've received this gold from her majesty,

159. the Scarlet Queen.

160. Was told to multiply but I can't do it!

161. When the Scarlet Queen returns and

162. I won't have no money or gold

163. then she'll beat me.

164. Oh, I pound the gold, the gold pound,

165. I have to go and hide it,

166. or she'll find me and beat me, oh, dear.

167. - I'm sure the queen would never do that to you,

168. I know her, she's very kind!

169. Hey, Sir Troll,

170. please don't run away!

171. - There he goes.

172. - He's weird.

173. - Definitely.

174. - Listen, I can hear the music again.

175. - Come, let's go and find it.

176. - No, I want to stay here.

177. - You can go, Strawinsky,

178. then you can tell us all about it,

179. we will stay here.

180. - Okay, but don't do anything stupid.

181. - Full of curiosity,

182. Strawinsky climbed up the stairs

183. and followed the music.

184. - Now the music has stopped again,

185. but it came from upstairs.

186. - Starwinsky carried on to the first floor

187. and carefully peeked into each room.

188. Thick dust had settled on most of the furniture

189. and spiders have spun cobwebs in every available corner.

190. Each room was nicely decorated

191. but not a soul was to be seen.

192. In a small dining room

193. that smelled of freshly brewed tea,

194. an old cello was leaning against the sofa.

195. - Well, finally.

196. Excuse me, my dear cello,

197. but could you tell me who was playing

198. the music on you just now?

199. - Myself,

200. I am so lonely.

201. Once in a while I long

202. for the sound of my favorite melodies,

203. so, I play them myself

204. as no one else will use me.

205. Gently the bow will touch.

206. Oh, don't step on it!

207. It's very sensitive.

208. Horsehair, you understand.

209. Gently the bow touches my strings

210. and my wooden cello heart is warmed

211. by the music, yes.

212. - But who made the tea?

213. Did you do that?

214. - Oh, dearie, no!

215. Have you ever seen a cello

216. that drinks tea?

217. No, no,

218. that was the troll,

219. he's been staying here for a few months now.

220. He was looking for a hiding place from

221. the Scarlet Queen

222. and now lives here and occasionally comes upstairs

223. to drink tea with me and the globglogabgalab.

224. - With who?

225. - With the globglogabgalab.

226. - With the globglogabgalab?

227. What, who is that?

228. - The globgogabgalab is very big

229. and looks like a big lump of dough.

230. He can change into any shape

231. or form that—

232. - Oh, help us, oh!

233. - Oh, what was that?

234. - My friends, I need to find them!

235. - What a short visit,

236. how sad.

237. - Strawinsky rushed down the stairs

238. and hurried back to the basement.

239. His friends were gone.

240. - Help, what's that?

241. - From one of the thick books,

242. the globgogabgalab slowly emerged.

243. His massive body was like a large

244. lump of dough that was fed

245. by the thoughts and stories of the books.

246. The ideas and sentences of the books

247. were his nourishment.

248. Slowly, his flabby, overweight body

249. oozed from the book onto the basement floor.

250. - Ah.

251. - Before long, the globgogabgalab

252. caught sight of another book

253. and maneuvered himself in its direction

254. until his massive body

255. sat right on top of it.

256. And just as his fat body had fully covered the book,

257. the globgogabgalab became smaller and smaller

258. until he was sucked into the book

259. with the sound that gave him his name.

260. - Globgogabgalab.

261. - Once inside, Strawinsky

262. could hear the globgogabgalab giggle and goggle.

263. After some time, the book opened again

264. and the globgogabgalab wriggled

265. his way out of the book

266. and dropped onto the floor.

267. - Oh, a guest.

268. Hello, hello, young man.

269. With whom do I have the unspeakable pleasure

270. of meeting?

271. - Strawinsky, my name is Strawinsky

272. and I'm a little mole.

273. - Delightful, really delightful.

274. I'm the globgogabgalab,

275. I love books,

276. and this basement is a true treasure trove.

277. Oh!

278. Splendid!

279. Simply delicious.

280. - But is it not really dangerous

281. to eat all those books?

282. - Now, may I correct you, my friend.

283. I do not eat books, I consume their thoughts.

284. I feed on them, but I do leave the books

285. just as they are.

286. - So, you read them?

287. - Ah, flob along,

288. but I do not read, my dear Strawunsky.

289. - Winsky!

290. - Yes, yes, yes, yes, I know,

291. but no, I don't read.

292. I consume their thoughts, I live off them,

293. you understand?

294. That's more than reading,

295. it's fantasy, understanding,

296. dreaming,

297. oh, it feeds me,

298. just like yeast works its way through the dough

299. to pass on its flavor,

300. so, I am nourished by the thoughts

301. of these books, yes.

302. - But not every book is good for your health.

303. - Certainly not,

304. but I'm not picky,

305. I take whatever I can find.

306. But please tell me, young friend,

307. what are you doing here?

308. - I'm looking for my friends.

309. I just heard them shouting for help

310. and now, they're not here anymore.

311. They were in this room.

312. - Well, I haven't seen anybody.

313. - We need to search for them,

314. maybe somebody has kidnapped them,

315. the Ratking or the troll or

316. somebody else!

317. - You're not serious, are you?

318. You think the Ratking?

319. - It seems to me he's enchanted this house.

320. - Twaddle waddle, my dear Strewinsky.

321. - Strawinsky!

322. - Yes, yes, yes, yes, I know.

323. But the Ratking,

324. after all, I mean, he doesn't exist for real,

325. does he?

326. - Of course he exists.

327. He wants to destroy everyone.

328. But, there they are!

329. - Frozen stiff,

330. the three friends sat huddled in a corner,

331. everyone staring at a book

332. and unable to move.

333. They didn't respond when Strawinsky

334. pushed them and shouted in their ears.

335. - Hey, you, wake up!

336. - They were trapped.

337. - What else can I do?

338. Only the Scarlet Queen can help now.

339. - The Scarlet Queen?

340. Of all things, why the Scarlet Queen?

341. Do we have to?

342. - Well, and what now?

343. - They can't hear me.

344. The book seemed to have put them under a spell.

345. It's just so important to be careful

346. what you read.

347. - But something like that has never

348. happened to me.

349. I can transform into any shape or form I like.

350. And to everything I read or fill my mind with,

351. look, I will show you.

352. - The globgogabgalab wanted

353. to cheer up Strawinsky,

354. and changed his shape into a large eagle.

355. - You see?

356. It's that easy,

357. and I can grow or shrink

358. to any size and even combine

359. anything I've read.

360. Now, watch this.

361. - And the globgogabgalab

362. transformed into a pink elephant

363. with eagle wings that was the size

364. of a large dog.

365. - Well, great.

366. I'm so sorry about my pronunciation,

367. but I still have to get used this trunk.

368. Oh, oh, oh!

369. Oh, I'm so sorry.

370. This is really embarrassing.

371. Just a moment, please.

372. - with some additional effort,

373. the globgogabgalab eventually managed

374. to regain his original shape.

375. He then pulled his massive body

376. through the gaping hole

377. that his elephant body had torn in the ceiling.

378. Strawinsky managed to grab

379. the globgogabgalab's tail and was pulled

380. into the living room.

381. - I see, you're also affected by the books.

382. - From time to time, I—

383. - You really should be careful

384. with what you fill yourself with,

385. otherwise you might explode one day.

386. - Well, I—

387. - She's coming, she's coming!

388. We're lost, she's coming!

389. - A breathless and highly aggitated

390. Gulbert Bibberkrall came running into the mansion.

391. - Who's coming?

392. - You're quite beside yourself, my friend.

393. - By and large, I am quite beside myself,

394. whoa!

395. What's that?

396. The flooring, the beautiful floor boards,

397. the expensive, valuable flooring!

398. I can't believe it,

399. I really can't believe it!

400. It must be you,

401. it must've been you!

402. It must've been you again, that globgy globgy thingy!

403. - Globgogabgalab.

404. - This is now the second time,

405. the second time in two weeks!

406. The second time in two weeks

407. that something like this has happened.

408. Last week, he turned into a dragon

409. and nearly burned down the house!

410. Outrageous, simply outrageous!

411. - I'm very sorry, eh,

412. the dragon had a cold and had to sneeze.

413. - Does that happen to you very often?

414. - Occasionally, when I'm not careful.

415. - Ha, when he's not careful?

416. When he's not careful?

417. When he overeats!

418. - Overeat?

419. - You just have to be careful with what you consume.

420. - But Mister Troll, please tell us

421. what terrible thing you have seen.

422. Who's coming?

423. - Who's coming?

424. Ah, ah!

425. Ah, yes, the Scarlet Queen is coming!

426. Somebody must have called her!

427. Who did that?

428. She will kill us!

429. - Ah, if the Scarlet Queen comes

430. then we're all doomed!

431. - But why do you think that?

432. - The Scarlet Queen is generally acting

433. on behalf of the Great Elohim, isn't she?

434. And the Great Elohim told me through her

435. that I need to make a decision

436. about whom I want to serve,

437. him or the Ratking.

438. Well, well, I don't want to serve anyone,

439. I only want my books,

440. that's why I've been hiding here.

441. I've been here for two weeks now.

442. - And I was supposed to multiply the gold,

443. I didn't do it, I just hid it!

444. Now it's all over.

445. - Nothing is over.

446. The Scarlet Queen is very kind.

447. If you trust her

448. and tell her everything that on your heart,

449. then she will help you.

450. She will go to the Great Elohim

451. and he will forgive you.

452. - Are you sure?

453. - But, of course I am,

454. that's why I've asked her to come here.

455. - Thank you, Strawinsky,

456. that was very kind of you.

457. - Your majesty, you're here!

458. - You've called me and here I am.

459. Oh, and here is my old cello.

460. - Uh, huh, hello.

461. - That's your cello, your majesty?

462. - It once belonged to me

463. and I've played on it the most beautiful

464. melodies I know.

465. But one day, the cello didn't want me anymore.

466. The Ratking had convinced it

467. that it would be so much better

468. to make music by itself and do its own thing.

469. It could then be its own master

470. and play whatever music it wanted.

471. And now, it's so lonely.

472. But what can I do for you, Strawinsky?

473. - My friends are downstairs in the basement.

474. They're like statues and don't move at all.

475. They're like frozen.

476. Could you please help them?

477. - Let's go and see.

478. - Strawinsky and the Scarlet Queen

479. went down to the dusty basement library.

480. Harald, Klopstock and Elbo were still

481. at the same place where Strawinsky

482. had originally found them.

483. - Oh, how sad.

484. They really should've been more careful with these.

485. They're too deeply immersed in these books.

486. It wouldn't have taken much longer

487. and they would have turned into globgogabgalabs.

488. - But what's wrong with them.

489. - There are books that can captivate you

490. that even come directly from the Ratking

491. and can enchant you if you're not careful.

492. In the same way, there are some things

493. in this world from which you'll be unable

494. to free yourself.

495. The globgogabgalab used to be a beautiful forest elf

496. lovingly created by the Great Elohim.

497. But he decided to make his own way,

498. and in doing so, ended up discovering

499. some magic books.

500. He lost his slender form

501. and became what he is now,

502. big and fat and slow.

503. - How awful.

504. - It is.

505. Now, let's see what we can do.

506. - The Scarlet Queen began

507. to lovingly stroke each of the three friends

508. for a long time.

509. Harald's spikes caused her hand to bleed,

510. but she didn't seem to mind,

511. even though one could see that she was in pain.

512. Once the three friends began to regain consciousness,

513. the Scarlet Queen asked them.

514. - Do you want to be free?

515. - The three nodded.

516. Immediately, the queen struck

517. each of the three books with her open palm,

518. causing them to crumble into pieces.

519. Out of the dust, three large rats emerged.

520. And with ear splitting screams and shrieks took flight.

521. - Oh, who could've imagined that?

522. - Now then, you two,

523. do you understand what kind of house

524. you're living in?

525. - Oh, well.

526. - Many thanks, lady queen.

527. - You have saved us!

528. - Thank you, that was very,

529. Strawinsky, look there inside the wardrobe!

530. - The Ratking!

531. - Oh!

532. - That's just unfair.

533. You always interfere with my plans,

534. but just you wait,

535. sooner or later I will defeat

536. Great Elohim and crush you all.

537. Just you wait.

538. I am the true king.

539. - Whimpering and whining

540. out of fear and anger,

541. the Ratking disappeared.

542. - It was very kind of you to help us.

543. - Please be more careful in future.

544. No one needs to be afraid of me.

545. The Ratking is not something

546. to be taken lightly.

547. You need to decide,

548. he, or the Great Elohim.

549. Please trust the Great Elohim,

550. don't be like my old cello.

551. - I don't want to be lonely,

552. please forgive my disobedience, your majesty,

553. most wonderful queen.

554. - Gulbert Bibberkrall stood aside

555. and muttered to himself.

556. - And I, and I, Gulbert Bibberkrall,

557. how should I decide,

558. how can I decide?

559. Oh!

560. I'm sure she knows that I

561. haven't multiplied the gold and she'll punish me!

562. On the other hand, if I don't decide

563. to serve her and return to her,

564. then I won't receive a place at

565. the king's castle one day.

566. But that's where I want to go,

567. that's where I've always wanted to go.

568. - Gulbert Bibberkrall

569. continued to ponder and was very troubled.

570. In the mean time,

571. everybody said their goodbyes,

572. and then they left the mysterious house

573. as it was likely that the Ratking

574. would return to take his revenge.

575. So, they all went their ways.

576. Gulbert Bibberkrall however, sneaked away

577. through the back door.

578. The four friends watched the Scarlet Queen

579. float like a red cloud towards the horizon.

580. In her hand, she held the old cello

581. that was full of remorse and returned

582. to its master.

583. And in her flight, the Scarlet Queen

584. played her most beautiful melodies

585. to the Great Elohim.

586. - How good that everything worked out well

587. in the end.

588. - We could've all turned out much worse.

589. - It is very good that we know the Scarlet Queen.

590. - Without her, we would've been in great trouble.

591. - Strawinsky nodded.

592. And when he was lying in his bed in the evening

593. and considered everything that had happened

594. during that day,

595. he decided that from this day onwards

596. he would live his life entirely

597. for the glory of the Great Elohim,

598. then he would be protected from

599. the evil schemes of the Ratking.