Hedgehog’s Home is a beautifully crafted stop-motion film that tells the story of a brave little hedgehog standing up to a host of forest creatures to defend the honor of his beloved home.

Created by animator and director Eva Cvijanović, this enchanting short is based on the classic children’s poem by Branko Ćopić, a beloved writer from the former Yugoslavia.

The film’s heartfelt message explores the deep connection between identity and the places we call home.

Take a look at the short film below.

A still from the stop-motion short film featuring a hand-crafted felted hedgehog character — the woolly protagonist brought to life through frame-by-frame photography, surrounded by a miniature world that emphasizes the tiny, tactile charm of the filmmaking medium
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