Director: Igor Veyshtagin
Writer: Jujja Wieslander based on the books and songs by Jujja and Tomas Wieslander, illustrated by Sven Nordqvist
Producer: Johanna Bergenstrahle and Mattias Johansson
Anyone who knows Mamma Moo knows that she’s a fairly
unusual cow. She’s not the type of bovine to spend the best
part of her life dozing on in the meadow or in the cowshed.
While all the other cows are content to chew the cud and
gawp into the middle distance, Mamma Moo can always be
counted on to do one thing: break ranks. She likes nothing
better than to feel the wind whistling about her ears. So what
if her flapping has a habit of knocking out the crow from
crow’s wood. He is Mamma Moo’s best friend, after all. And
best friends have to stick together – no matter what.
The story begins on a beautiful summer’s day when Mama
Moo almost stumbles on a dead bird that turns out not to
be dead at all but just depressed – in spite of the fact that
today is his birthday and all his friends are waiting to throw a
gigantic birthday party in his honour. At least that’s what the
poor crow says. But, in reality, he doesn’t have any friends at
all. Mamma Moo, as everyone knows, has plenty of friends.
And so you can imagine that this first encounter will probably
mark the beginning of a wonderful friendship.