Six in one go
| Television series | |
|---|---|
| Original title | Six in one sweep Eight in one sweep (Season 2 title) |
 | |
| Country of production | Germany |
| Year (s) | since 2008 |
| length | about 60 minutes |
| Episodes | 48 in 11 seasons ( list ) |
| Broadcasting cycle |
every year on Christmas Day (except: Season 1) |
| genre | Television series |
| First broadcast | December 20, 2008 on Das Erste |
Six in one stroke or eight in one stroke (title of the 2nd season) is a German film series of the First German Television with film adaptations of fairy tales or motifs from fairy tales, stories and poems by the Brothers Grimm , Hans Christian Andersens , Ludwig Bechsteins , Božena Němcovás , Christoph Martin Wielands , ETA Hoffmanns , Hoffmann von Fallersleben and Hans Falladas .
In addition to this film series, there is also the fairy tale film series Märchenperlen , a similar series on ZDF .
background
The first showed the older fairy tale films by Schongerfilm and DEFA in a shortened 60-minute version in its morning program until 2008 . That is why the editorial team suggested that we film six Grimm fairy tales from scratch and see how the audience felt about it. First, the title should be "Seven in one go". But since that is already the saying with the brave little tailor, one considered which other numbers are related to fairy tales, and then came up with the number six.
The 60-minute films are based on the classic traditions , but have been modernized in narrative style and content. Outdated statements and symbols from the original version have been reinterpreted or supplemented to take into account the linguistic perception of the present.
Several state broadcasters were responsible for the production, which was created with the help of many well-known German actors from film and television . In the federal states involved, old palaces and castles as well as unspoilt landscapes were selected as locations. Historical costumes give the films additional authenticity .
From 2010 to 2014, while maintaining the series title Six in One Stroke, only four fairy tales per year were filmed. In 2015, six fairy tale films were made for the first time, but again only four films celebrated their premiere at Christmas. The other two fairy tale films were shown together with two fairy tale films from the following year, Christmas 2016. In spring 2017, two new fairy tale films were announced for the Christmas program in the same year, and it stayed that way. For the first time, only two new fairy tales were filmed in the same year and then shown at Christmas.
Charisma
The first broadcasts the new fairy tale films for the first time in the Christmas program of the respective production year. There are regularly two repetitions on Sunday mornings in the fairy tale film in the first. This is broadcast alternately with "Always again on Sundays". On public holidays like Christmas , Easter or Whitsun , fairy tale films from this series are almost always included in the first.
At irregular intervals there are repetitions in the third TV programs and in the Sunday fairy tale , which begins every Sunday at 12 noon.
templates
Most of the films were made one after the other with fairy tales or motifs by the Brothers Grimm . Followed by Hans Christian Andersen , who provided the templates for six fairy tales. In third place, Ludwig Bechstein provided the template for two fairy tale films. ETA Hoffmann , Christoph Martin Wieland , Theodor Storm , Johann Wilhelm Wolf / Wilhelm Busch and Josef Wenzig each provided the templates for one film adaptation .
For the Christmas program in 2020 was with Strong Hans another Tales of the Brothers Grimm already filmed in October 2019 - with Helene, the true bride is the third time a fairy tale motifs by Bechstein on the program. In addition, "The Story of the Golden Thaler" is the first time a fairy tale by Hans Fallada is filmed that comes from his fairy tale collection, Tales from Murkelei from 1938.
Overview of the templates
Movies
Wish fairy tale voting
On the occasion of the 200th anniversary of Grimm's Fairy Tales , Das Erste called on its viewers in 2012 to choose the six most popular from the twenty film adaptations of the Grimm Brothers' fairy tales, which ran up until 2011 within the Six series in one go . By October 28, 2012, around 10,000 votes had been received. The winning fairy tales were repeated on December 8th and 9th, 2012 in the first. The ranking was as follows:
Awards
Siegmund Grewenig ( WDR ) and Sabine Preuschhof ( rbb Fernsehen ) were nominated for the Adolf Grimme Prize 2010 for the idea and overall concept of the fairy tale series Eight in One Stroke . Maria von Heland also won the Bavarian TV Prize 2012 in the “Children's Film” category as a director for Die Sterntaler .
The fairy tales received the following awards:
- The brave little tailor: Emil 2009 (Prize for good children's television from TV feature film)
- King Drosselbart: Robert Geisendörfer Prize 2009
- Snow White: Award of the Russian Culture Center at the Art Amphora Children's and Youth Film Festival 2010
- The clever farmer's daughter: Robert Geisendörfer Prize 2011
- Dancing shoes: audience award at the 11th LeoLiese Film Festival 2011
- Die Sterntaler: Best of Fest Award at the Chicago International Children's Film Festival 2011
- Hänsel and Gretel: Certificate of Merit Award in the “Children's Program” category at the 49th Chicago International Film Festival 2013
- The girl with the sulfur sticks:
- Silver Award at the Chicago International Film Festival Television Award Category "Children's Film"
- "White Elephant" for direction to Uwe Janson,
- "White Elephant" for Young Talent Award to Lea Müller
DVD publications
All titles are available as single copies from KNM Home Entertainment GmbH. In addition, the series was published in collection boxes with two to three films each. The season from 2009, initially called eight in one go , is referred to as six in one go, 2nd season .
Collection boxes
| DVD | Movie 1 | Movie 2 | Movie 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The valiant dressmaker | King Drosselbart | Brother & little sister |
| 2 | The Frog Prince | Mother Hulda | Set the table |
| 3 | Snow white | Rumpelstiltskin | The goosemaid |
| 4th | sleeping Beauty | The clever farmer's daughter | Puss in Boots |
| 5 | Rapunzel | The Bremen Town Musicians | (no third film) |
| 6th | the princess and the Pea | the blue light | The master thief |
| 7th | The Emperor's New Clothes | The Sterntaler | The dancing shoes |
| 8th | Cinderella | Jorinde and joringel | Little Red Riding Hood |
| 9 | Hansel and Gretel | Allerleirauh | Snow white |
| 10 | The devil with the three golden hairs | About the fisherman and his wife | The girl with the sulfur sticks |
| 11 | The little mermaid | From someone who set out to learn to fear | Seven beautiful |
| 12 | Six come across the world | The three feathers | The salt princess |
| 13 | Princess Maleen | Nutcracker and Mouse King | The prince in the bearskin |
| 14th | The fairy tale of the land of milk and honey | Hans in hapiness | The singing, ringing tree |
| 15th | The swineherd | Prince sky blue and fairy lupine | The water of life |
See also
Web links
- Official website of the series six in one go at rbb-online.de
- Six in one go at Fernsehserien.de
Individual evidence
- ↑ "Cinderella" wins the wish-fairy tale voting ( Memento from February 11, 2013 in the web archive archive.today ), accessed on December 8, 2012 (version from February 11, 2013 in Archive.today )