Cleverly riffing on the classic fairy tale, the charming all ages drama Who’s Afraid Of The Wolf looks at serious family matters from the point of view of a six-year-old girl. The wondrously inventive, irresistibly played Prague-set tale centres on sensitive moppet Terezka whose favourite bedtime story is “Little Red Riding Hood”, even though it gives her bad dreams. An only child, her family consists of tightly wound Mother, a once-promising singer who put her career on hold; always-working Father; and elegant, critical Granny, who schemes to reunite Mother with her former boyfriend, a selfish virtuoso musician. When another kindergartner lands a new sibling, Terezka becomes obsessed with whether her mother is really her mother, little suspecting the altogether different secret surrounding her parentage. A prize-winning animator, writer-director Marie Procházková supplements the lush, colour-saturated visuals with cute, childlike drawings.