The new installment of the popular franchise, based on the books by German author Margit Auer, will once again tell the story of schoolchildren and their unusual talking pets.
The plot centers again on the student Ida, who studies at an unusual school where each child is assigned their own magical beast. Ida's friend Miriam, who knows nothing about the existence of the magical community, comes to visit. Everything changes after she meets the slow loris Fitzgerald — a new pet that opens up a world of wonders and mysteries for the heroine.
However, soon the heroes face a serious threat: the school is at risk of closure. To save the educational institution, the students must win a prestigious school competition. The situation is complicated by the fact that Miriam's former school is participating in the competition, and old acquaintances are trying to lure her to their side. Against this backdrop, the heroine must choose between her past and her new friends.
The filmmakers emphasized not only the adventures and magic but also the emotional aspect of the story. Talking animals help teenagers cope with their fears, make difficult decisions, and understand themselves better. Through friendship with unusual creatures, the characters undergo a journey of growing up and learn responsibility.
The directors of the film are Bernhard Jasper and Maggie Peren. The movie was filmed in Germany and is aimed at a family audience. The runtime of the film will be 102 minutes. The creators promise viewers an atmospheric adventure filled with humor, fantasy, and a fairy-tale mood.
In the editorial's opinion, the 'School of Magical Beasts' franchise continues to successfully combine family fantasy, good humor, and themes of growing up, remaining one of the coziest and most relatable films for watching together with children.
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