This is Morrison, five years old. He is world-champion in running, angry looks and driving. Steven, his dad, taught him how to drive. His mother Nina is a vet and, according to Morrison, repairs broken animals. Just like his dad repairs broken cars in the garage.
Morrison’s mom is pregnant and the baby is expected soon. Steven warns Morrison that his life is going to be turned upside down when the baby comes. Overhearing his mom and her friend talking about the plans to turn his room into the babies room, and on top of that overhearing his mom and dad talking about him moving in with his aunt for a little while – Morrison takes all of this information and draws his own conclusion: he is going to have to move out to make room for the baby. For ever!
But Morrison won’t put up with that and together with his two imaginary friends crocrodile and bumper he comes up with a plan to be able to stay with his parents. Operation poo cake is just one of the things Morrison pulls of to get Steven and Nina attention – whom are in Morrisons eyes only occupied with the upcoming baby.
When the baby finally arrives Morrison decides there is only one thing left to do. Take the baby and give it away!
Crew Screenplay Sjoerd Kuyper Director Barbara Bredero Producers Burny Bos, Michiel de Rooij, Sabine Veenendaal Co-producer AVRO Line Producer Kim Klaase D.O.P. Han Wennink Gaffer Michel Stevens Grip Jan-Willem Biemans Sound Victor Dekker Art director Donja de Graaf Costume Design Bho Roosterman & Fanny Kieft Make-up Liselotte Bredero Children's casting Martha Mojet Editor Elsbeth Kasteel Geluidsnabewerking Marco Vermaas Music Martijn Schimmer Stills Victor Arnolds
Cast Morrison Tobias Lamberts Steven Glas Barry Atsma Nina Glas Bracha van Doesburgh Aunt Sister Nettie Blanken Vermeulen Jim van der Woude Policeman Kees Boot
Awards
CIFF (Cairo International Film Festival) Cairo 2008, third price long feature
LUKAS Children's Film Festival Frankfurt 2009 CIFEJ Award(Centre International du Film pour l'Enfance et la Jeunesse)
