Łukasz Słuszkiewicz

A young raspberry ice cream vendor named Gyom lives with his wife Mek-Mek in Lailonia, in the city of Batum. Since he believes that only older men can get good jobs in Lailonia, he decides to change his appearance. He grows a beard and a mustache, but it turns out that this is not enough to be considered an old gentleman. So he buys a bowler hat, glasses, an umbrella and wellingtons. He becomes an old gentleman and thanks to this he gets a job in a hotel as a "removalist" of flowers from vases.

Crates fall onto the road from a moving truck, attracting the attention of two boys. One of the crates has a butterfly painted on it, which suddenly begins to fly. The boys run after it and end up in a shed where an old locomotive is parked. The younger boy climbs aboard and drives away. The older boy sets off after him on a handcar. They meet a stationmaster who informs them that another train is about to arrive on the same track as the locomotive. To avoid a disaster, he switches the points. The train is stopped. The boys say goodbye to the stationmaster and drive off towards the shed.

A young raspberry ice cream vendor named Gyom lives with his wife Mek-Mek in Lailonia, in the city of Batum. Since he believes that only older men can get good jobs in Lailonia, he decides to change his appearance. He grows a beard and a mustache, but it turns out that this is not enough to be considered an old gentleman. So he buys a bowler hat, glasses, an umbrella and wellingtons. He becomes an old gentleman and thanks to this he gets a job in a hotel as a "removalist" of flowers from vases.

Crates fall onto the road from a moving truck, attracting the attention of two boys. One of the crates has a butterfly painted on it, which suddenly begins to fly. The boys run after it and end up in a shed where an old locomotive is parked. The younger boy climbs aboard and drives away. The older boy sets off after him on a handcar. They meet a stationmaster who informs them that another train is about to arrive on the same track as the locomotive. To avoid a disaster, he switches the points. The train is stopped. The boys say goodbye to the stationmaster and drive off towards the shed.

Crates fall onto the road from a moving truck, attracting the attention of two boys. One of the crates has a butterfly painted on it, which suddenly begins to fly. The boys run after it and end up in a shed where an old locomotive is parked. The younger boy climbs aboard and drives away. The older boy sets off after him on a handcar. They meet a stationmaster who informs them that another train is about to arrive on the same track as the locomotive. To avoid a disaster, he switches the points. The train is stopped. The boys say goodbye to the stationmaster and drive off towards the shed.