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(clinking)
(triumphant music)
(drumbeats)
(gentle music)
(somber music)
♪ And we will be friends forever yeah ♪
♪ We're side by side ♪
♪ We got it all together we can make it right ♪
♪ And we will be friends forever yeah ♪
♪ We're side by side ♪
♪ We got it all together we can make it right ♪
[Felix] Hi, remember me?
Hey Felix.
Hey Giulio.
That's me.
Are we ready?
Let's go.
♪ Show me what you got now ♪
[Felix] Felix Frontman,
formerly kicked out of my old school.
Hey!
[Man] Hey!
This is Ella, my best friend at the Otto Leonhard School.
[Chris] Hello.
Wanna ride?
[Ella] Sure.
Chris and Robert are also part of the gang.
Formation complete.
We saved the Otto.
And of course Mario is with us too.
Hey.
Hey Mario.
Hi.
Our School has become much more colorful
and happy since then.
And the highlight has to be
the Otto Leonhard learning course.
They say you don't even notice that you're learning here
but you end up understanding stuff much better anyway.
And you know what?
Schmitty is really chill now.
Well, at least she's trying.
If I'm a hurry, you help me at once
and if I'm feeling bored, I do sports with you.
Riders need their horses and smokers their ashtrays.
Gardeners love the soil and earth
and I love my...
Ashtray?
Huh, ashtrays?
Calculator.
My calculator. (students laugh)
My calculator is very, very important to me.
I know this is an English class I'm substituting
but this was meant to be a little example
of a poem about something that is meaningful to us.
I want you to get together in groups of four or five
and try to write such a poem, okay?
Alright, let's go!
So what do you think?
Write a poem.
Better than a dictation exercise.
Alright, so what's really important for all of us.
I like anything that flies.
'Cause you're always winging it with your schoolwork?
(Chris laughing)
Ha ha, you're a bunch of jokers.
How about our parents?
Uncool.
But they are important to all of us, don't you agree?
Well.
It really depends on how we approach it right?
(beat boxing)
♪ Hey man ♪
♪ If your parents rant around ♪
♪ Close your ears and fade them out ♪
♪ And if they start threatening ♪
♪ You don't have to hear a thing ♪
♪ Take your phone and throw a fit ♪
♪ We'll listen, I don't give a ♪
That's a load of crap.
What?
Why?
(soft, emotional music)
Mario's right.
Parents was a stupid idea.
It was your idea.
Yeah, still, let's think of something else.
Okay.
[Robert] Alright, what else is there?
[Chris] Music, music's good.
[Robert] Nah.
The internet?
[Robert] Nah.
Friendship.
Friendship is good.
(school bell rings)
So are we still on for this afternoon?
What?
We were going to meet.
Crap, that's right.
Totally forgot.
Sorry.
[Mario] Watch it.
[Robert] Hey.
What's with him?
See you tomorrow okay.
Mario, wait up.
Ella is kinda glued to him lately.
Why are you jealous?
Me?
Of course not.
Yeah right, of course not. (laughs)
(mysterious music)
Ah!
Oh, Mr. Michalsky.
Wonderful.
Just wonderful, our new Otto Leonhard Museum.
Straight A with a star.
(Michalsky laughs)
We have to drink to this sometime soon
with a nice glass of...
Sage tea.
Absolutely.
(clears throat) Well then, I'll finish cleaning up
and we're all set for the parents
council meeting on Saturday.
Don't worry.
And hopefully they'll approve the money
for the Otto Leonhard School concept.
It's hard to say no to you Miss Schmitt-Gössenwein.
(ominous music)
I'm not sure if this belongs here.
Ah, I found it when I was cleaning the learning course.
I'm afraid these are the sad remains of Hulda Stechbarth.
Hulda Stechbarth?
Yes, you know, after he shrunk her back then.
That horrible teacher
who wanted to take his school away from him.
I would prefer it if you'd get rid of it.
I'll take care of it.
Thank you Mr. Michalsky.
Very good work.
Really outstanding.
Have a nice evening.
Thanks.
You too Headmistress.
Thank you.
(school bell ringing)
(objects clattering)
Agh!
Oopsie!
Ah, dammit!
(foreboding music)
(grunting)
Ah, oh.
Ah.
(grunting)
(bones cracking)
Ah.
There we go.
Better.
[Felix] Hi Dad.
Hey.
(sniffing) Are you cooking?
Cooking?
Ah, yes, there's something in the stove.
You know that Mom will be here any minute right?
Ah!
Ah no.
Give me a hand for a second.
Okay.
Thanks, you're the best!
Let's go.
(tense music)
[Felix] Hurry up Dad!
Okay.
Hello my boys!
Hi Mom.
Hi pretty lady.
How was your day?
Great.
Mm, something smells weird.
Ah, did you try to cook? (laughs)
Oh!
(coughing)
Oh, well what counts is that you tried.
Yes, I have something important to talk to you guys about.
Well, we can't eat that.
We'll find something else.
Did you go shopping?
Come on Peter, we agreed that you would
do more at home while I'm at work.
Okay, family meeting.
Sit down, please.
Oh, okay.
Okay.
So, since you've been back from New York
I've been kind of treading water.
I don't get it.
Me neither.
Professionally.
I'm not really moving forward career wise
and so I've decided to apply for a job.
[Sandra And Felix] Okay.
As a structural engineer.
Okay.
In Dubai.
[Sandra And Felix] What!
You want to leave!
But Peter, we've just been through that.
I know, I know.
And that's why I thought that this time
we can all move together.
- Uh. - Move to Dubai.
No way, I'm staying here.
Alone?
Felix, you're a bit too young for that.
Dad, all my friends are here.
Okay, okay stop.
Nobody's going to Dubai for now.
Hey, how can you say that?
You've just been abroad yourself.
Yes, and that's why everything here is upside down now.
Come on Peter, it's total chaos.
Chaos, what chaos?
Just because we're not playing
by your perfect rules you mean?
[Sandra] (gasps) What's that supposed to mean?
Don't fight!
[Peter] We're not fighting.
[Sandra] Everything's fine.
I just think that Felix and I might have created
our own rules in the meantime.
And what kind of rules are we talking about?
Use the kitchen as a workshop. Never eat regularly.
I'm getting us a pizza.
- No. - Yes, good idea.
Here, take my wallet.
Honey, I just think it's time for it to be my turn.
(sad music)
Ciao Felix.
Hey Giulio.
All good?
My parents are bugging me.
Hmm, pizza diabola.
What?
Good for constipation, cold feet and sorrow.
Here, take it.
It'll all work out.
Yeah for sure, thanks.
[Giulio] Ciao Felix.
(owl hooting)
(grunting)
Hmm.
First, you don't pay me any attention.
Then you shrink me.
And all you left me with are these old bones.
But now I'm here again and I'll pay you back
every cent and every penny Otto Leonhard.
(laughing)
(man cackling)
Who was that?
Who?
[Man] Me?
Where?
[Man] Here.
And here.
Or here.
And here.
Leonhard!
Kudos to you Miss Stechbarth.
You lost weight, suits you much better.
I almost didn't recognize you.
Do you have to chatter out of that bust now too?
Admit it, you've missed my voice haven't you?
Certainly not!
No offense, but you aren't even skin, just bones
and I'm a ghost.
Given these rather complicated circumstances,
how do you figure you'll take revenge on me?
Just you wait and see.
You need soup made of hyena mane.
Eyes of a bullfrog.
Rabbit dung!
You, you want to transfer your dark soul
onto the school building?
Yes!
And I'll use the potion
from your old friend Chief Chentopki.
Outrageous!
I am the acting ghost at this school!
Well, not for long.
(Otto growling)
(light music)
(school bell ringing)
Here!
(grunting)
Oops, sorry!
I'll get it.
[Robert] Really, spider girl to the rescue.
(foreboding music)
Do you see that crack?
It wasn't there yesterday.
Well that was the power of my swing.
[Robert] Dream on hulk.
Maybe an undercurrent or a ground movement.
Attention!
Tower to Felix.
Roger.
[Robert] Hey pass it here.
Hey pass it here.
Nice one.
(melancholy music)
[Chris] Here.
Got it.
Ouch, geez Chris.
Oops, sorry.
(Felix laughing)
[Robert] Felix.
Whoops.
See.
This wasn't here yesterday.
And this.
This doesn't look good.
And now of all times with the parents
council meeting coming up and all.
Well, what can you do.
We'll need an architect to take a look at this.
Just to be on the safe side.
Go on Mr. Mickalsky, make sure to document it all.
With pleasure.
Felix.
- Felix I have to talk to you. - To me?
Yes. Do you think you could do
without your parents for one afternoon.
Not only for one afternoon.
What?
- What do you mean? - It was just a joke.
(laughs uneasily) Yes, well I have something
really urgent to discuss with them.
Could you let them know.
Yeah, sure.
- What's it about? - Yes, well I'd rather discuss
- it with them. - Morning.
- Morning.
Alright, I'm leaving.
Have fun kids.
Great.
What did she want?
I don't know, maybe something about my math test.
But I thought you had a good feeling.
Hmm, yeah I did.
Alrighty dearest friends and esteemed colleagues.
What is this?
Kas-Kasey, Kesto what is this?
What kind of structure do we see here?
Anyone have a clue.
Nobody?
This is...
(rubble crashing)
A catastrophe.
(students laughing)
(ominous music)
(Schmitty gasping)
Looks like a spider web
and it all leads directly to the Otto Leonhard Museum.
(gasping)
Hulda Stechbarth!
How did you get into that picture?
Are you haunting this place and breaking stuff.
I will not allow it.
What are you doing?
Stop it, this is dangerous!
(Schmitty screaming)
[Felix] Hey Dad!
[Peter] Hey!
[Felix] Hi Mom.
[Sandra] Hello.
Schmitty wants to talk with you.
[Sandra] What?
[Peter] Did something happen.
I don't know. She said it would be best
if you could come in this afternoon.
Oh, that sounds serious.
Yes, Felix sit.
Sit down for a minute.
Why?
Because your mother and I have something
we also want to tell you.
(clears throat) Well, I've given it some thought
and Dad deserves the same opportunities that I've had.
After all, you made it possible
for me to spend a year in the US.
What!
Yes, we're going to Dubai.
Well, Dad is going to apply
- for a position first. - Yes, yes.
Then we'll see.
It's just fair, don't you think.
What exactly about this is fair?
[Peter] Here.
So look, there's a pool with a big slide
and there's a park with sheiks.
[Peter] And there.
Yes, so look, we can all do camel rides in the desert
and you can go to an international school.
They even have a car service.
Felix, there is a skyscraper that is over 800 meters tall.
You can't just decide something like that.
I don't want to go to Dubai.
I don't need parks with sheiks.
I don't need water slides, or international schools.
Felix.
Dad, my friends are here, and the Otto.
No matter what happens we're here for you.
Then leave me out of this Dubai crap.
Man.
(melancholy music)
Damn.
(expectant music)
I worry about Felix.
Maybe we're asking a little bit too much of him.
Yeah, but I mean a year abroad.
This could be a huge adventure for him.
Yes, but Dubai.
I don't know Peter.
Once we're there he will like it.
Believe me.
When I was a kid I would have traveled
to the end of the world for a pool like.
Whoa.
Ah, fudge with nuts.
(sighing)
(ominous music)
(walls cracking)
Um, we should go back to the car and get the hard hats.
Yes.
(cellphone ringing)
Hi Felix.
Hey Ella.
What are you up to?
Oh I'm just hanging around.
Are you okay?
My parents.
They want us to move away.
What!
But why?
(ominous music)
(crashing)
What is this?
Peter?
I, I don't know.
3-D art?
Help.
Don't you dare!
(Otto laughing)
You will regret this Leonhard.
I will erase you.
Every tiny memory of you will be, oh!
Stechbarth's the name.
What can I do for you?
What...
What was that?
Excuse me.
Right now they're probably telling Schmitty
that they're de-registering me from the Otto.
They can't do that.
But they will.
They're the grownups with all the insights.
Um, er.
So what brings you to this school.
We're looking for Headmistress Schmitt-Gössenwein.
Unfortunately Miss Schmitt-Gössenwein
will not be available anymore.
But we have an appointment.
[Sandra] We, we need to talk to her urgently.
This school needs to be closed down immediately.
(Otto growling)
Hmm.
Looks like we agree on something for a change Leonhard.
I wish it was the other way around for once
and that they would have to do everything I say.
Let Schmitty back then, you don't want that.
I do, that's exactly what I want.
(yelling)
Oh my God.
What happened?
This woman is huge.
Oh come on, she's not that much taller than me.
It's just the heels.
That was the last time you shrank someone Leonhard.
(Sandra and Peter yelling)
Actually I wanted to ask if you wanted to meet up today.
Today's difficult.
I already have plans.
Yeah, with who?
With Mario.
What's going on lately with you and Mario?
Nothing, we just wanted to hang out.
Can't you cancel it.
No sorry, I promised.
So he doesn't get blown off!
Hey Mario has some stuff going on too.
I don't give a damn about Mario right now.
Felix, don't be such a jerk.
Maybe we can--
Ah to hell with you, all of you.
Seriously!
Felix!
(melancholic music)
Mom.
Dad.
Hmm.
That's weird.
(cellphone vibrating)
Ugh, typical.
(cellphone ringing)
Hi Mom, where are you guys?
Dad left his phone at home and you're not answering.
Just call me back.
Hmm.
Let me recap.
The year is 2018.
I have been dead for over 100 years.
The school is being led again according
to Mr. Leonhard's silly ideas
and children today aren't raised properly anymore.
[Sandra] Not corporally punished is what I said.
Same difference.
[Peter] Will you let us go now?
Certainly not.
Why not?
We haven't done anything to you.
[Sandra] Yeah, what are you gonna do now?
Have you ever wondered why the old scatterbrain
is still haunting this building?
How he can maintain his incredible strength
after all these years?
Who?
Otto Leonhard.
Because we are all thinking of him.
Everything here reminds us of him.
Everybody admires him,
even though he couldn't care less about other people.
But this is all about to end.
You see.
Without his sphere, he's already looking pretty tired
and when I'm done with him, nothing will be left
to remember him by and he will be weak enough
for me to take over the school finally.
(Sandra gasps)
Ugh!
(Peter sighing)
[Hulda] How I hate this old body.
I really need to become the school ghost soon
before it collapses entirely.
Peter!
Oh, oh god, Peter!
(video game buzzing)
Crap.
(suspenseful music)
Something's not right.
Oh, when I came back from the US, Felix told me
that the Otto is even weirder than he could say.
Do you think he knows anything
about these strange things that are happening?
Yes, we should have listened to him more.
(Peter yelling)
Peter, hey, Peter.
Can you stop rattling around like that,
you're making me nervous.
Yes, but I need to do something.
I want to get out of here, I can't just sit around.
Well that's not the way.
Okay, let's just calm down and think for a moment.
Alright, go ahead.
Okay.
So this is a cage and a cage is not built
for someone to get out of.
So we'll stay in here, is that what you're saying?
No, that's nonsense.
Please just be reasonable for once?
Oh sure, the old hog shrinks us to the size of legos
but I'm not being reasonable?
Huh?
Of course.
(Sandra gasping)
(laughing) That's it!
There is one way, our tiny weight can make a big difference.
Swing of course!
That's it!
Yes.
Honey, this is an amazing idea.
On three.
- Yes. - Okay.
Come on.
[Both] One, two, three.
No, honey it's not gonna work like that.
(ominous music)
(owl hooting)
(exciting music) (Sandra and Peter grunting)
- I'm feeling dizzy. - Keep walking!
(Sandra and Peter grunting)
Come on, come on!
(Sandra and Peter yelling)
(cage clanging)
What was that?
[Peter] Watch out!
Mom.
Dad.
(Peter and Sandra grunting)
(cage clanging)
(Peter and Sandra yelling) (tires squealing)
[Peter] Are you alright?
Miss Schmitt-Gössenwein.
Schmitty!
Miss Schmitt-Gössenwein!
Is anybody here?
Schmitty!
Felix!
Felix.
(Schmitty grunting)
(suspenseful music)
(footsteps crunching)
Hello?
Who's there.
Felix?
What are you doing here at this hour?
Mr. Mikhalsky.
Have you seen my parents.
No.
But Miss Schmitt-Gössenwein wanted to talk to them
because of the cracks in the building.
I'm sure they'll be a while.
Oh I see.
I was just wondering where they were.
Oh.
Don't worry!
They're big enough to take care of themselves now.
Right, you're right.
Bye Mr. Mikhalsky.
Bye Felix.
(Schmitty grunting)
(ominous music)
Oh, oh, not again!
(Sandra and Peter grunting)
[Peter] Are you alright?
[Sandra] Yes, thank god.
It's a miracle that we survived that.
[Peter] Don't make yourself so heavy.
[Sandra] And how are we supposed to get home now.
[Peter] There!
There's Felix.
[Sandra] Felix.
[Peter] Felix.
Felix.
[Both] Felix.
Oh!
Adelheid, think logically.
Every problem has a solution.
How do I get out of the learning course?
Ah, ah, right.
I have to solve the task.
(button clanks)
("Ninth Symphony" by Beethoven)
I know this.
(xylophone clinking)
(buzzer buzzing)
That's what my music teacher sounded like too.
(xylophone clinking) (buzzer buzzing)
(video game beeping)
(xylophone clinking) (buzzer buzzing)
(xylophone clinking)
(buzzer buzzing)
(Schmitty grunting)
(buzzer buzzing)
We've walked for three hours.
It'll take us days to get home.
What else can we do?
Hey!
Watch out, will ya!
[Sandra] Oh, oh.
- Honey. - Hmm.
I know we can get home.
[Sandra] Marco's Pizzeria.
[Man] Yes, hello.
Thank you.
- [Man] Ciao. - (both yelling)
(xylophone tinkling)
(triumphant music)
[Schmitty] There you go.
Good evening, dear colleague.
You, how did you get here.
I'm elated that I finally found you.
You put me in this position in the first place.
Why aren't you inside that picture anymore?
I have to say that your impression of me
is very much mistaken.
We both have Mr. Leonhard to thank for our misfortune.
Why should he shrink me?
I admire him.
Everybody does.
But...
(bones cracking)
He's lost his mind.
What?
I have to stop him.
I've already managed to break a big part of his spell.
But I could use your help.
Give me your body.
What's going on with your eyes.
My body's too old.
It doesn't do what I say anymore.
[Sandra] Felix.
- Felix. - Felix.
[Peter] Felix.
What a sleepy head.
(Felix grunting)
[Sandra] Come on already.
[Peter] Felix.
[Sandra] Felix.
(Peter grunting)
[Peter] Felix get up.
[Sandra] Geez.
(Felix gasping)
[Peter] Finally.
Oh no, not you too.
[Peter] That's all you have to say about this.
Yeah, I wished for this once before with Schmitty.
That was a real nightmare too.
We are not a nightmare.
What did you wish for?
Did Otto Leonhard do this?
I told you that Felix knows something.
[Peter] Otto Leonhard the founder of your school?
Yes exactly.
He's a kind of ghost who defends his school.
He shrank Schmitty because the school
almost got closed down because of her.
And we also wanted to close the school.
Wait, this is all a bit too much for me--
Why you want to close the school?
Well, haven't you seen the cracks?
Oh okay, because of the cracks.
Then I just have to explain to Otto Leonhard
that you were just worried about the school.
So you can help us become our normal size again?
I think so.
Come on, let's go.
What, now?
- In the middle of the night. - Yes.
Felix, we are super hungry
and we really have to go to the bathroom.
Yeah, we're also really, really dirty.
Wait a minute!
You mean I have to wash you, cook your dinner
and put you to bed.
And, I scratched my knee too.
(sighing)
[Felix] Okay.
I really have to use the toilet.
Uh, really?
Alright.
Peter, please!
Well what?
It's not like I can climb into it.
[Sandra] Well I didn't suggest that, but maybe you could--
Show me your knee Mom.
Yeah, it's all inflamed.
Look.
Well, then we'll have to disinfect it.
What, no, no!
It's not that bad.
Yes, yes, yes.
That's what you always say
when you use that horrible spray on me.
No!
No Felix, please don't.
Felix, please not that.
Yes, you know that it's necessary.
Alright, brace yourself, here we go.
Ah, it burns!
It burns!
Ooh.
But it's good for you.
- Oh no, I'm all wet now. - (Peter laughing)
Hang on, I'll blow dry you.
(Peter yelling)
Ah, oh my God Felix, get Dad out of there.
Come on, hurry up Felix.
Oh my god.
Oh.
(Peter groaning)
- That's disgusting. - (Sandra laughing)
Okay, I'll give you two a bath.
Peter!
What?
(both laughing)
(both yelling)
(Peter laughing) (Sandra moaning)
You could do with a shave.
Huh?
Yes, yes you could.
[Peter] Um, Felix, shaving?
Are you sure?
I mean this could go really-- (shaver buzzes)
Oops.
Cool!
What?
Um, we'll fix that somehow.
You look younger like that.
Ha ha, very funny.
Um, here you go.
What are those?
Sleeping bags and beds.
Here.
Where?
Mmm, it smells like lawn and weekend and--
Sweaty feet.
Yes, cool.
(Peter laughing)
Ella, call me back.
Sleep well and tomorrow you'll be big again.
Night Felix.
And thanks for everything.
Felix, there was something else
when we were at your school.
Something really, really weird.
This woman named-- Yeah, what was her name?
Hulda.
Hulda Stecker-something.
Hulda Stechbart.
- Yes, exactly. - Exactly.
She's been dead for a long time.
Someone must have played a joke on you.
- Don't think so. - Yeah well.
She did look very,
[Both] Alive.
And she wanted to get rid of every memory
of Otto Leonhard.
What!
Now you're telling me!
I have to let Schmitty know.
Now?
Yes.
Felix.
(suspenseful music)
(doorbell ringing)
Miss Schmitt-Gössenwein.
One moment.
Where else.
(suspenseful music)
Hello.
Hello?
(clattering) (clock striking)
Is someone here?
Miss Schmitt-Gössenwein?
(bones cracking)
[Hulda] What are you doing here?
(Felix gasps)
The front door was open.
That's no reason to just enter someone else's house
in the middle of the night.
Well what are you doing here then?
This is Schmitty's house.
She's on leave until further notice.
Really?
Do you know how I can reach her.
No!
I do not.
Anything else?
No I don't think so.
Have a good evening.
Miss Stechbarth.
How do you know my name?
So it is you.
We'll meet again.
Huh?
(Hulda growling)
Who was it?
Just someone who got the address wrong.
At this hour?
You could trust me a little more.
Why would I have taken you home if I didn't have
only your best interest at heart?
Mmm?
Well you see.
Us career gals need to stick together
or we'll just end up with another ignorant male
telling us what to do.
Alright, so if you really want to lead this school
in the spirit of Otto Leonhard
and since I'm incapacitated right now.
That's what I've been trying to tell you.
Just run me through all the things that are left
from the old crank and I'll make sure
everything will be taken care of.
In the spirit of my, our educational education.
There's one appointment that's very important.
Yes?
This Saturday the Parents Council has to approve
the funding for the Otto Leonhard school concept.
Would you mind taking up the learning course,
the museum and our participatory teaching approach?
But of course!
With pleasure.
And what happens if the Parents Council
doesn't give its approval?
Well.
Then we can't afford to preserve
Otto Leonhard's legacy anymore.
All these things that make this school so special.
How great!
I mean, what a catastrophe.
What a great catastrophe.
I don't know what kind of game you're playing here.
(Hulda grunting)
(Schmitty shrieking)
Ho!
You brought this on yourself.
Oh! Oh!
[Felix] Time to get up.
[Sandra] What?
Already?
We're in a hurry you guys, we have to look for Schmitty.
(Peter yawning)
I brought you something to eat.
(Peter snoring)
Unbelievable.
Okay.
Five minutes.
(Peter snoring)
(dreamy music) (birds twittering)
Crap!
Get up!
Hurry, we overslept.
Get up, let's go.
(clapping hands)
We have to go to school.
What?
Huh?
Didn't you mention food.
I'm starving.
[Felix] Yes, I brought you something.
Oh, cool and did you wash our clothes too?
Oops.
(Peter yawning)
But we can't look like this.
[Felix] You're right.
Where's that box.
I'm always hungry when I wake up.
Then I eat and I'm sleepy again.
Oh whatever.
(comical music)
Okay, enjoy.
[Sandra] A happy meal?
Yeah, well a big Mac would be a bit much
for you wouldn't it?
For breakfast?
Mom, we're in a hurry.
Stechbarth's real, she's this kind of zombie
who wants to take over our school.
Ugh.
Hmm, yum.
But doesn't it come with a toy.
- Dad! - (phone ringing)
Who's calling at this time?
It's a really long number.
It could be Kassler from Dubai.
Felix can you hand me the phone.
I think you're too small for your own phone.
[Peter] But Felix.
Yeah well I had to listen to that sentence for years.
(clears throat) Frontman.
Felix this is important.
Yes it's me.
Hmm, why is he already calling you?
Didn't you say you still had to apply.
I just made an informal inquiry.
Very informal.
No, I can't accept the job today.
- Felix. - (Sandra gasps)
Peter.
Honey this is a unique opportunity.
Yes, it's because of my family you see.
It's not so easy.
Yes I'll get back to you.
Goodbye.
And when were you planning on telling me about this?
But you agreed.
Yes, but I didn't know how hard it would be on Felix.
Could you stop fighting please.
- I have to call him back. - Felix give me the phone.
[Sandra] No Felix, don't.
Why can't you support me for once.
Hey, you munchkins are on a time out.
We really have more important stuff to worry about.
Hi Ella this is Felix again.
Pick up will ya.
I'm eating my fries.
(foreboding music)
(muffled speaking from Schmitty)
What's this?
Fascinating.
(muffled grunting from Schmitty)
You're not giving up yet Leonhard.
Miss Schmitt-Gössenwein?
(muffled yelling from Schmitty)
There you are.
Mr. Michalsky, I assume.
Yes.
What are you doing here?
Where's the headmistress?
[Hulda] Ill.
Is it bad.
(bones cracking)
So you're the janitor?
Facilities manager.
Right, a manager, of course.
We're going to have to change a few things around here.
First I want you to clean out the Otto Leonhard Museum.
But we just finished building it.
Well, now you'll clear it out again.
Miss Schmitt-Gössenwein and I want to present
the Parents Council with a new concept.
(bones cracking)
Well if that's what you want.
And then, I would like to have
the keys to the tower chamber.
I don't have them with me.
The tower chamber hasn't been in use for years.
It's very remote.
You don't say.
Get me the keys janitor!
Facilities manager.
Sure, sure.
Alright now.
Off you go.
Lickety split.
Chop chop.
(foreboding music)
[Felix] Okay.
I'll have to put you in here.
What!
No, no I can't, I'll be sick.
Come on.
Schmitty survived it too.
How else should I take you with me on my skateboard?
(gasps) You want to skate with us?
(sighing)
What do you want with those?
No, that's really not okay.
Not the car.
Felix, we're glad that you're so--
So sensible.
[Peter] Yes.
Your car is at school.
Don't you remember?
- At school? - Right, of course.
Huh, what's that?
Seatbelt and helmet.
You know how it is.
Mmm, smells like chocolate.
These smell scrumptious.
(foreboding music)
Are we there yet?
Ha ha, very funny.
I have to pee?
Really?
Couldn't you have done it at home?
Yes, but at home I didn't have to pee yet.
[Peter] You have way more room than me.
Ow!
Felix, Mom is being mean to me.
Watch it, traffic light.
(Peter roaning)
You're driving me crazy.
Can't you just be quiet back there.
(emotional music)
Really Ella?
It's green.
Wasn't that Felix?
Don't know.
His parents are also giving him a hard time.
They want to move abroad.
At least they're still together.
Why don't you tell the others
that your parents are separating?
I don't want to whine.
They'd think I'm a bozo.
Nonsense.
We're a gang, we're friends.
And anyway, you told me too.
Because you were the one who asked.
The others don't get anything.
It's really crappy when nobody notices
that you're feeling like hell.
I don't think they have bad intentions.
Believe me, they mean well.
Just a little bit longer until we're inside.
(parents mumbling)
Hey Felix, there you are.
- Finally. - Hey.
Guys, I'm late.
I just need to take care of something.
Do you know where Ella and Mario are?
Nah, they're still making out.
- Ugh. - Respect.
(suspenseful music)
Huh, what's going on here?
Okay, come on out.
Mr. Leonhard, can you hear me?
My parents didn't really want to close your school
they were just worried about the students.
Absolutely.
Yes, we're actually your biggest fans.
Are you feeling okay?
The sphere is gone.
What sphere?
It's always been in here.
Yeah, I remember, it moved around and then it--
Burned.
Exactly.
Hulda Stechbarth has it.
Oh crap.
We need it.
[Sandra] Where are you going?
I'll be right back.
Stop.
Felix.
Aargh.
[Robert] Hey here they are, our lovebirds.
[Chris] Cute.
What the hell?
Are you finished?
What do you mean?
Felix told us that he caught you making out and stuff.
(laughing)
[Emma And Mario] What?
(ominous music)
(Felix and Schmitty yelling in surprise)
Oh Felix, thank god!
You are shrunken too!
What do you mean too?
Just like my parents.
I've tried to talk to Otto Leonhard to get him
to make them big again.
But his sphere is gone.
Yes, yes!
Hulda Stechbarth has it.
She wants to lock it away in the tower chamber
so it will be as far away from Otto Leonhard as possible.
What are you doing?
I'm getting you out of there.
[Schmitty] Oh Felix, please be careful.
I'm always careful.
Yeah.
(foreboding music)
Did you see that?
Otto Leonhard is getting worse.
It's all Hulda Stechbarth's fault.
She's taking away his power by destroying his life's work
and her coup de grace will be the Parents Council meeting.
You mean he can die?
Well I mean disappear.
If everything that reminded us of him is gone
and if nobody thinks of him anymore,
then he will be, well nothing.
Then we need the sphere immediately.
Felix, the tower chamber is like a fortress.
There are three heavy doors and we don't have the keys and--
- And least a hundred steps. - (bones cracking)
Dear colleague.
The janitor will undertake this cumbersome errand for me.
Janitor?
Mr. Mikhalsky.
He won't help you, absolutely not.
You think so?
[Sandra] You, you can't do that.
This is really dangerous.
Run Felix run.
(dramatic music)
Frontman you idiot.
Mario, what's going on?
What kind of garbage are you spreading?
What?
That Ella and I, you know.
Well you're always hanging out together lately, so.
So what?
None of your business.
You don't get anything!
I get enough.
But I really need to get going.
[Mario] But I do.
What are you crazy?
I really don't have time for this, dude.
(parents mumbling)
Alright, you made it, you can come out now.
Everything okay.
(Sandra vomiting)
All good?
(Sandra groaning)
[Peter] Are you feeling okay again?
Mm hmm.
[Peter] Really?
[Sandra] All good.
Listen.
What was that fight about with Mario?
I thought you two were friends.
Yes, but, for some reason everything's going wrong lately.
Sweetie.
If we can help you somehow.
Yeah, but how?
Well, we're your parents.
Yes.
I'm actually starting to really need you
as my parents too.
We'd also love to be normal parents again.
I need my friends.
I can't get you to your normal size on my own
and now Schmitty's shrunk too.
Ella I need to talk to you it's urgent.
(cellphone pinging)
[Hulda] What does it say here?
Mm.
Obedience, diligence, order and cleanliness are the backbone
- of your education. - Forget it.
Apparently completely forgotten.
Take out your Latin books.
Yes.
But, according to our schedule,
we have biology, not Latin.
We have Latin when I say so.
Talk back to me again and it's five strokes
on the palm of your hand, understood?
You're not allowed to do that.
(bones cracking)
I decide, what I'm allowed to do, not you.
Tomorrow, the Parents Council will approve
my new school concept.
And then it's goodbye learning course
or participatory teaching.
But that's the opposite of what Otto Leonhard
would have wanted.
Indeed!
Get up!
Hold out your hand.
(Hulda yelling)
(children laughing)
Ella there you are.
What do you want?
I know you're upset because I said that stuff
about you and Mario.
[Ella] Why did you?
Well I saw you and it looked as if you were,
you know.
Are you actually jealous?
Me? What?
No. I need to talk to you about something.
Geez Felix.
I hung out with Mario because he's feeling really bad
because his parents are getting a divorce.
Really?
Oh crap that's tough.
Why didn't he say something.
Because he didn't want to.
Ella I'm such an idiot, I'm really sorry.
Okay and you're here to tell me that.
Yeah, well no, because of my parents.
Are they getting divorced now too?
No, but they're shrunken and I need your help.
They're what?
Shrunken, like Schmitty back then,
I sent you a picture.
Crap Felix, I totally didn't catch that.
Of course I'll help you.
Thanks.
We need climbing gear.
Sure, no problem.
And Chris and Robert and Mario.
You got it.
Cool.
Sick, shrunken parents.
[Robert] I like their clothing style.
Have you teased them a bit.
Sauna in the stove and stuff.
[Chris] Come on be honest.
Not on purpose.
But it's more like taking care of two little kids.
(doorbell rings)
Hey, hey, hey!
(slapping)
(kids laughing)
Hey Mario.
Felix.
Cool that you're here.
About before, I'm really, really sorry.
Forget about it.
[Chris] But if the Parent's Council
approves Hulda's plan tomorrow
and they get rid of the learning course and everything,
then it's too late anyway.
No it's not, we just have to get ahead of Hulda.
Right.
And how do we do that?
Okay, what's the plan?
First we need to get Otto Leonhard's sphere
from the tower chamber.
Yes and we need to free Schmitty as well.
Uh, hello.
This all sounds really dangerous.
Yes.
But Stechbarth, she's not
gonna let Schmitty out of her sight.
So what do we do?
Yeah, but she won't risk it to carry Schmitty around
during the council meeting.
She'll have to hide her somewhere.
Whoa.
So we only have one hour.
We could help you.
(laughs) You!
Why don't we call the seven dwarfs as well.
(Sandra gasps)
So these are the maps of the school.
We would go in here, okay.
(cellphone ringing)
Who distracts?
Okay, this would be here.
How can they just over our heads, just decide everything.
I mean that's not fair.
- Oh really, all of a sudden. - Frontman.
What would Felix say do you think?
What do you--
Would you be quiet for a moment.
Uh, I don't understand,
you raised your offer for the position?
That's Dubai.
I'll get back to you.
Goodbye.
So?
They offered you 30% more money
to go with your family to Dubai.
30% on top of their offer.
(gasps) Do you know how much money that is?
You guys want to go to Dubai?
Nah, not me.
But Felix has only been at our school for a year.
Yeah and you were just gone for some time
and Felix has been missing you a lot.
Yeah that's right but--
Some parents are really selfish.
Kids, Felix, it's more complicated than that.
You can't just--
Okay.
You go in here and we go here.
But this is, it's just because of the job.
So here was where we met.
That's where I would enter.
The doors our meeting point.
Mario and Chris there.
You go in here and we go here.
[All] Pss, got!
[Robert] See you tomorrow.
[Ella] Bye.
Half past eight.
Felix, I--
Mario.
I really should have noticed that you were feeling crappy.
But I guess I inherited not noticing from my father.
[Peter] I can hear you.
Hey, your old man is just as cuckoo as mine.
Bye.
[Ella] See you tomorrow.
- See you tomorrow. - Bye.
Oh, have you ever climbed before?
To be honest, I've always been a bit scared of it.
Ah, you just have to secure me.
That means you're standing on the ground holding a rope.
Okay, that should work.
- Bye. - Bye.
(gentle music)
[Peter] He's gotten so big.
From where we're standing, 10 times bigger than before.
No, that's not what I meant.
Yes, yes I know.
You're absolutely right.
[Felix] Alright, there you go.
Thanks big guy.
Thanks.
Aren't you having some too?
Yeah, in a minute.
I just have to clean the kitchen first.
Oh Felix.
Yeah.
I just wanted to tell you.
I understand I can't force you to go to Dubai with me.
Uh huh.
And, I wouldn't be happy knowing that you, both of you,
wouldn't be happy.
You mean?
I mean...
We could always Skype.
(music deflating)
(Sandra gasping)
(owl hooting)
(upbeat dance music)
What's this?
What?
The TV.
Is it a radio with pictures?
Yes, you could say that.
What a ridiculous invention.
Turn it off, we don't need this kind of hubbub.
It is of utmost importance that there will be no disturbance
tomorrow while the Parents Council meeting is taking place.
Can you arrange that?
Yes of course.
Especially the student Felix Frontman.
He is not welcome.
Do you understand?
But why?
(ominous music)
[Hulda] I'm sure you want to see
your beloved Schmitty again.
Mr. Mikhalsky please help me.
(Schmitty yelling)
Please, please don't hurt her.
It's entirely up to you.
This used to be the control center
of the tube mail was it not?
Yeah.
It's right behind my lumber yard,
you can't get to it anymore.
Thank you very much.
(bones cracking)
(alarm beeping)
- Good morning. - (Peter yawning)
Good morning.
[Peter] Again so early.
You can sleep in if you want.
You're not taking us with you.
You saw what happened to Schmitty yesterday
it's much too dangerous for you out there.
You can't just leave us here.
Yes, it's better than risking Hulda catching you.
So, we're supposed to sit in these shoes all day long
and wait for you to return?
You can play with my stuff if you like,
but you're grounded.
You can't leave the house.
Oh.
Grounded.
We never put you under house arrest.
You should be glad that you're not your parents.
Whatever.
I'm responsible for you now.
(dramatic music)
[Schmitty] What are you doing?
Safe journey.
(Schmitty shrieking)
How do you do?
Stechbarth's the name.
I'm filling in for Miss Schmitt-Gössenwein.
How do you do?
Stechbarth's the name.
I'm filling in for Miss Schmitt-Gössenwein.
How do you do?
Stechbarth's the name.
I'm filling in for Miss Schmitt Gosenbarth.
How do you do?
Stechbarth's the name I'm filling in for Miss Schmitt.
Yes, yes, how do you do?
Stechweins the name,
I'm filling in for Miss Schmidt Gossenbarth.
(suspenseful music)
Good morning Mr. Mikhalsky.
What are you doing here?
There's no school today, it's Saturday.
Today's Saturday?
Are you sure?
I could have sworn that it's Monday.
[Michalsky] Positive it's Saturday.
Well, I have to call my parents then.
Could you hold this for a second.
That's crazy.
I could have totally slept in. (laughs)
(Mr. Mikhalsky sighs)
Nice Chris.
Very good.
Cool, who's the lookout?
I can do it.
You go look for Schmitty.
When you've got her, we've got the sphere,
we meet at the museum.
Perfect.
[All] Pssst.
[Ella] See you soon.
Cheers.
Esteemed parents, some time ago
the so-called participatory teaching approach
has been introduced at the school.
(Mr. Mikhalsky clearing throat)
What is it?
Some children are sneaking around the school.
Then go and watch the sphere you idiot.
(suspenseful music)
Bit more to the left.
Yes, there.
Good.
Okay, almost.
- Great. - Yes.
[Felix] And now, down again.
(banging)
Here take it.
[Felix] Thanks.
Here, hook yourself in, like this.
Make sure the rope is tightly stretched okay.
[Felix] Let's go.
That's just not right.
What exactly do you mean?
That we're shrunken, or that we shouldn't separate Felix
from his friends, or that you shouldn't go to Dubai.
Yes, all of it and he can't go through this by himself.
Yeah, no, of course not.
But he's right when he says that the world out there
is much too big and dangerous for us.
Yes, honey, but we're still his parents.
Yes, but how are we supposed to get to his school?
The same way we got here.
I could really use a pizza.
(Sandra sighing)
Unfortunately I have to let you know
that the performances of almost every student
have horribly deteriorated.
And you need to see for yourselves
the dangers of our learning course.
If you would follow me.
(suspenseful music)
Schmitty?
Schmitty.
[Mario] Hello.
Schmitty.
Wow, our German exam. (laughs)
Leave it alone.
Hello.
Schmitty.
Hello.
(gasps)
[Felix] Ella can you see something?
There's a little box.
I bet the sphere is inside.
Crap.
Felix, you have to tighten the rope.
How, tighten it.
I know, I know, Otto Leonhard
had only the best of intentions.
But see for yourselves,
a child got stuck in this tube right here.
The fire brigade had to save it after 14 hours.
[Woman] How very interesting.
Someone's coming.
(Ella screaming)
Oh shit.
(Felix yelling)
That was insane.
Not bad for a first time climber.
What just happened?
Michalsky, he totally scared me.
He's guarding the sphere.
We won't be able to get it like that.
Then we have to distract him.
Yeah, you have to climb up too, it's the only way.
I'll talk to him and you can sneak into the tower
from the other side.
You want me to climb up there.
(ominous music)
[Ella] Nice.
[Felix] Oh god, that's high up.
[Ella] Hold on tight, you're doing great.
Oh god, that's high.
[Ella] Don't look down.
Turn around slowly.
You can do it.
Chris, look at this.
What is it?
A tube mail system.
Look there's no dust.
Basement?
[Both] Basement.
And this ugly old mushroom
fell on half of the fifth grade.
(parents gasping)
A sight that I never hope to see again.
If you would follow me into the music room.
(suspenseful music)
Felix, give me your hand.
Yeah, okay.
(grunting)
Okay, see the open window over there,
that's where you enter.
Yeah
I'll distract Mikhalsky okay.
(scraping inside box)
(banging on window)
[Michalsky] Have you lost your mind?
What are you doing there.
Hello Mr. Michalsky.
Nice day today, isn't it?
You can't just climb around on the school building.
That's not allowed.
Why not, I have a climbing license.
Ella, for this kind of nonsense I need to take you
to the headmistress, I hope you're aware of that.
Yes, I'm actually looking for her.
Have you seen her?
Gossenwein, yes.
That's...
Felix!
Bye Mr. Michalsky.
Ella!
Felix, don't.
You're just making it worse.
A student's hand got crushed here.
She lost all of her fingers.
So if you share my view that Otto Leonhard's ideas
are a danger to your children and need to be removed.
Then please raise your hand.
That's what I thought.
Thank you very much.
It must be here.
Where are the others, where's Schmitty?
Hang on, I'll call them.
Yes.
(Schmitty moaning)
There she is.
(cellphone ringing) Hello, over here.
Where are you guys?
We're in the workshop.
[Felix] Do you have Schmitty.
[Schmitty] Not again.
Go to the lobby, we'll send her up.
What?
(Schmitty screaming)
Our meeting is concluded.
Further inquiries only in writing please.
Goodbye.
(suspenseful music)
This looks like ketchup.
Excuse me?
This actually is--
Really dangerous.
Please be careful.
Schmitty.
[Schmitty] Felix.
Thank God your back.
Are you alright?
Yeah, I'm okay.
(groaning)
Mr. Leonhard can you hear me?
We brought your sphere back.
We need to make Schmitty big again
and then we'll go get Hulda.
We need you and Schmitty and Felix's parents.
Mr. Leonhard.
Please, you can't give up.
What are we supposed to do without you.
(foreboding music)
It's over.
He's gone.
You're too late children.
Otto Leonhard is history.
No way, we won't permit it.
Out of my way.
I will take Leonhard's place now.
[Ella] Over our dead bodies.
Oh yes.
And who do you think will de-shrink your parents
and your beloved Schmitty?
I'm the only one who can do it.
So let me through or your parents stay shrunken forever.
[Giulio] Pizza?
What?
One pizza (speaking Italian).
Not very tasty, but good for the health.
A pizza from Marco.
Felix?
Hey Felix, did you order this.
No, but.
No, no, that's correct.
[Sandra] We want to help you.
After all we are your parents.
No!
Scuze, it's on the house.
Now move it or I will crush your parents.
Chop chop.
(laughing) So long.
You won't recognize this school anymore when I'm done.
No, my parents!
(dramatic music)
(walls cracking)
(plaster crashing)
Oh crap.
(Schmitty shrieking)
Kids.
You have to get out of here,
This building isn't safe anymore.
No, I'm not leaving without my parents.
Felix, this is about to collapse.
Miss Schmitt-Gössenwein, there you are!
Come on, I'll get you out of here.
No, I'm not leaving without Felix.
Then I'm staying too.
Mom, Dad!
(emotional music)
I can't hear you anymore.
Why didn't you stay at home.
Why couldn't you listen to me for once.
Dad?
What?
The sphere.
He needs his sphere.
(somber music)
What happened?
No idea.
I tried to return the power to Otto Leonhard.
I hope Hulda doesn't have the sphere now.
(magical music)
(Sandra groaning)
There you are!
Dad and Mom.
Felix.
Thank god.
How did you do that?
(Otto laughing)
What have you done?
Felix has returned the power to the right school ghost.
It was because of your hint.
What am I to do in this world.
You old fool.
(light music)
(muffled speaking from Hulda)
So Mr. Leonhard.
[Otto] Yes.
Cool.
Like a boom box for your phone.
First, could you please return my parents and Schmitty
to their normal size.
Never.
Please.
Never.
But my parents were only thinking about the students
when they wanted to close the school.
Why don't you let me finish.
Never would I entertain the idea to make them small,
keep them big, what was your question again?
[Felix] Dad, Mom!
[Peter] Felix.
[Felix] I'm glad it's over.
I'm so happy.
[Felix] I'm so relieved.
Mr. Mikhalsky.
Ooh.
[Peter] You're almost as tall as I am.
What are we going to do with Hulda Stechbarth?
(muffled speaking from Hulda)
I think Mr. Leonhard you might have missed
how unhappy Hulda was back then.
Me?
I didn't even know she was teaching at my school
until she wanted to succeed me.
That's what Schmitty was talking about.
Give her another chance.
Well I would know a class she would be perfect for.
(whispering)
(both laughing)
(light music)
Hi guys.
- Hello. - Hey what's up?
Haven't you invited Schmitty.
Mmm hm.
She should be here any minute.
Oh look at the time.
Have you finished the draft
for the renovation of the school?
Yes almost.
Thanks to the help of your mother.
You know what, it's the best project I ever worked on.
We want to revive the tube mail system.
And an undiscovered part of the learning course.
Look here.
Look, these corridors, we don't even know
exactly where they're going.
Wow.
So we invited your friends over
because we're throwing a party.
A 1001 nights farewell party.
What?
Farewell why?
Well a farewell to--
Well to Dubai.
(emotional music)
(doorbell rings)
[Felix] Oh Dad.
Oh, oh what is it huh? (laughs)
[Felix] Dad no.
- You look amazing Mrs. - Schmitt-Gössenwein.
(cheering)
♪ We're going up ♪
♪ Just stay, yeah they heard this is our day, mark my words ♪
♪ We're the wild ones in here, hold up ♪
♪ Show me what you got now, no way we're gonna stop now ♪
♪ We got it all together we can make it right ♪
♪ We ain't never getting older ♪
♪ If you're ready let me show ya ♪
♪ We won't go, you know I told ya, yeah alright ♪
♪ this party is never over, all I wear is on the sofa ♪
♪ We won't go, you know I told ya, yeah ♪
♪ We're going up ♪
♪ We ain't never getting older ♪
♪ If you're ready let me show ya ♪
♪ We won't go, you know I told ya, yeah ♪
♪ We're going up ♪
Silence!
Be quiet already.
Hey granny calm down.
We're just chilling alright.
Watch it.
(Hulda yelling)
♪ We ain't never getting older ♪
♪ If you're ready let me show ya ♪
♪ We won't go, you know I told ya, yeah alright ♪
♪ Know this party is never over, all I wear is on the sofa ♪
♪ We won't go, you know I told ya, yeah ♪
♪ We're going up ♪
♪ And we will be friends forever, yeah we're side by side ♪
♪ And we got it all together, we can make it right ♪
♪ And we will be friends forever, yeah we're side by side ♪
♪ And we got it all together we can make it right ♪
♪ We're going up ♪
(gentle instrumental music)