Two for me, one for you

After the bear lady has found three delicious mushrooms in the forest, her friend the weasel stews them immediately. But then the two have a problem: three mushrooms for two? How is that supposed to work? Both come up with one argument after another as to why one should get more than the other. They are so busy arguing that they only realize too late that the clever vixen turns the corner and simply grabs a mushroom and eats it straight away. This solves the problem and peace returns. If only the weasel didn't have another dessert: three wild berries.

Director’s statement
“Two for me, one for you” is an extraordinary book that has been published in several languages and has won several awards. It has also been performed as a play in Germany and Austria.

The story remains in the memory and raises questions for young and old: Who deserved the third mushroom more? What would have been fair? An exciting topic that also encourages reflection and discussion thanks to its topical references.

For the stop-motion animation, the characters are designed as felt puppets to create a rich and warm atmosphere and bring the drawings into a three-dimensional world to be explored.