The 7th dwarf

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Movie
Original title The 7th dwarf
Country of production Germany
original language German
Publishing year 2014
length 87 minutes
Age rating FSK 0
JMK 0
Rod
Director Boris Aljinovic ,
Harald Siepermann
script Bernd Eilert ,
Harald Siepermann,
Sven Unterwaldt ,
Daniel Welbat ,
Douglas Welbat
production Jan Bonath ,
Martin Gritschke ,
Evan Stasyshyn ,
Douglas Welbat
music Daniel Welbat ,
Stephan Gade
camera Jo home
cut Holger Trautmann ,
Sascha Wolff-Täger
synchronization
chronology

←  Predecessor
7 dwarfs - The forest is not enough

The 7th dwarf is a German computer animation film from 2014 with Otto Waalkes in the leading role. It is a continuation of the real films 7 dwarfs - men alone in the forest (2004) and 7 dwarfs - the forest is not enough (2006).

action

The 18th birthday of Princess Rose is celebrated at Fantabularasa Castle, because if she does not prick a sharp object by midnight, the curse of an evil ice fairy, which puts the whole kingdom into a hundred years of sleep, will not be effective. That is why the princess is equipped with bronze armor.

Everything goes according to plan, until the clumsy boy, the seventh dwarf, makes a big mistake and Dellamorta's curse takes hold. To free the princess from her forced sleep, a kiss of true love is required. The depressed dragon Burner helps the seven-man troop and takes on the search for the dream prince, who is the kitchen boy Jack. But he is severely punished by the ice fairy. She turns the dragon into an ice figure and takes Jack away with her. The dwarves follow her and Bubi sadly says goodbye to his friend Burner. He presses his warm little hand on Burner's heart. This activates his inner flame and he begins to thaw, which the dwarfs no longer notice because they have already rushed after Jack into the throne room of the Fantabularasa castle.

Bubi urges Jack to kiss Rose, who is sleeping here. But this is under a spell from Dellamorta and is only freed from this spell by Bubi when he operates Rose's music box and this song reminds Jack of his true love. Dellamorta is now trying by all means to prevent Jack from giving his beloved rose the redeeming kiss. She conjures up a huge and terrible figure of ice against which the little dwarfs can do nothing. Bubi accidentally discovers the magic potion that the farm tinkerer had prepared for her, but before he can give it to Jack, the ice fairy takes the bottle. The dwarfs want to give up, but suddenly Burner appears, who has now completely thawed again and, to everyone's delight, can finally breathe fire. With it, the ice monster melts on the spot. Against Dellamorta, however, the dragon's fire has no effect, because she hurls her ice rays against it.

Jack wants to "fight his way through" to Rose in all the tumult, but the ice fairy notices this and wants to use her deadly ice rays against the kitchen boy. Bubi wants to prevent that and brings a large mirror between the two opponents, not quite intentionally, but very effectively. As a result, the rays reflect back on Dellamorta and turn them into an ice figure. Now Jack can kiss Rose undisturbed and the whole castle and its inhabitants wake up from their forced sleep.

synchronization

The German dubbed version was directed and scripted by Michael Nowka . The lyrics are from Katja Brügger .

Leading roles
role Voice actor
Boy Otto Waalkes
Chakko Mirco Nonchev
Cloudy Boris Aljinovic
Sunny Ralf Schmitz
Cookie Gustav Peter Wöhler
Speedy Martin Schneider
Ralfie Norbert Heisterkamp
Ice fairy Dellamorta Nina Hagen
Burner the dragon Christian Brückner
Court tinkerers Sascha Grammel
Herman The Bo
fish Silke Jensen
Sherman Leonhard Mahlich
Princess rose Mia Diekow
Jack the kitchen boy Henning Nöhren
Snow white Cosma Shiva Hagen
king Peter Weck
Supporting roles
role Voice actor
The singing rooster Daniel Welbat
Little Red Riding Hood Tanya Kahana
The evil wolf Jan-David Rönfeldt
Puss in Boots Stefan Fredrich
Frog prince Olaf Reichmann
giant Douglas Welbat
witch Katja Brugger
Rumpelstiltskin Alexander tribe
Cinderella Millie Forsberg
Portrait painter Uwe Jellinek
unicorn Anita Hopt
Mini dwarf Santiago Ziesmer
Puppeteer Michael Nowka
guard Gerald Schaale
Gretel Friedel Morgenstern
Hansel Nicolas Rathod
Narrator (beginning of the film) Ralph Thiekötter

In the US, the film was released on July 31, 2015. An English dubbed version was made for this, with speakers including Peyton List , Norm MacDonald , Joshua Graham and James Frantowski . As in the German version, Nina Hagen spoke the evil Dellamorta.

Reviews

The German film and media rating awarded the film the rating “valuable”. The TV magazine TV Spielfilm judged that the staging was "as bumpy as the sometimes inharmonic 3D effects" over long distances. The "secret hero of the story" is anyway the dragon Burny. The fact that the dwarfs “save his life with an astonishingly dreary song number” is “as questionable as the spelling of the film title”. Björn Becher wrote on Filmstarts.de that the film was the “largely unsuccessful attempt to turn a successful German series for comedy fans into a children's film tailored to an international market”. He is "a parade of dull musical interludes and infantile jokes".

Trivia

  • The film was shown in German cinemas on September 25, 2014.
  • The 7th dwarf is the first in his three-part series to be continuously animated. Almost all of the actors in the first two films gave their characters their voices here.
  • The title of the film is wrong according to the German spelling. The correctly spelled title would be “The 7th Dwarf” or “The 7th Dwarf”.
  • With a good 406,000 viewers, the film has grossed over 2.6 million euros so far.

Individual evidence

  1. Release certificate for the 7th dwarf . Voluntary self-regulation of the film industry , July 2014 (PDF; test number: 145 992 K).
  2. Age rating for the 7th dwarf . Youth Media Commission .
  3. a b c The 7th dwarf. In: synchronkartei.de. German dubbing file , accessed on May 27, 2015 .
  4. Rating of the German film and media rating
  5. ^ Review of The 7th Dwarf from TV Spielfilm
  6. ^ Review of The 7th Dwarf by Björn Becher on Filmstarts.de
  7. ^ Trivia on Filmstarts.de
  8. Cf. § 104 of the official set of rules for German spelling and Duden rule 154
  9. gross profit

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