Too Old for Fairy Tales is a Polish comedy-drama film directed by Kacper Anuszewski and starring Piotr Cyrwus, Katarzyna Gniewkowska, and Julia Golebiowska. The film follows the story of Waldek, a 13-year-old boy who spends most of his time playing computer games. One day, while he is away from home, an earthquake hits his town, and he returns to find that his mother has been taken care of by his crazy and unpredictable aunt.
Waldek's aunt introduces a new regime of discipline and imposes new duties on him that he has never had before. Despite his initial reluctance to follow the strict rules of the camp, Waldek begins to learn valuable life lessons and discovers the importance of hard work, responsibility, and self-discipline.
As the days go by, Waldek builds trust and a connection with his aunt that he has never had before. She shares her wisdom and experiences with him, helping him to grow and mature as a person. Together, they explore the wilderness, learn new survival skills, and face unexpected challenges that test their resilience and adaptability.
Throughout the film, Waldek goes through a transformative journey of self-discovery, learning to appreciate the simple things in life and the importance of being present in the moment. Too Old for Fairy Tales is a heartwarming and inspiring film that celebrates the power of family, resilience, and personal growth.
