Dwarf nose (2008)

Movie
Original title	gnome nose
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Publishing year	2008
length	88 minutes
Rod
Director	Felicitas Darschin
script	Felicitas Darschin , Egbert van Wyngaarden
production	Ingelore King
camera	Axel Block
cut	Thomas Kohler
occupation
Justus Kammerer : Jakob as a child Michael Markfort : Jakob as a dwarf Daniel Roesner : Jakob as a young man Mechthild Großmann : Fee herb white Inga Busch : Countess Wilhelmine Markus Majowski : Duke Alois Josefine Preuß : Mimi, the goose Gilbert von Sohlern : Pestalozzi, steward Peter Rauch : Schorsch, kitchen boy Peter Chancellor : Nepomuk Edda Leesch : Hanne, Jacob's mother Johannes Silberschneider : Johann, Jacob's father Georg Tryphon : Micröbius Walter Stapper : poultry dealer Annekathrin Wittig : Henriette Dominik Bender : Hector

Zwerg Nase is a German fairy tale film from 2008 directed by Felicitas Darschin . It is based on Wilhelm Hauff's fairy tale The Dwarf Nose . It is a live-action version of Kinderfilm commissioned by Bayerischer Rundfunk , which was first broadcast on September 21, 2008 at KiKA . The fairy tale was published on DVD as part of the series title Märchenperlen .

action

The original by Wilhelm Hauff served as a template and was largely adopted:

The twelve year old Jakob helps his mother sell vegetables at the market. He often carries the goods home to customers. An ancient woman buys some heads of cabbage; Young Jakob complains about the woman's strange behavior, but still carries the cabbage he had bought to her home. There the woman turns him into a dwarf with a long nose and he has to be of service to her. He is trained as a master chef. Years later he returns to his parents in his dwarf form, but they do not recognize him and chase him away. Thanks to the culinary art he learned, Jakob is employed at the Duke's court, where he meets the talking goose Mimi. As it turns out, Mimi has also been enchanted by the ancient woman.

When Duke Alois wants to marry Countess Wilhelmine, this calls for a special dish, a pie. ^(x)

Jacob's recipe for this pie lacks an unknown herb (sneeze) that he can find with the help of the goose. Because this herb was used to transform it at the time, it now enables it to transform itself back. As a handsome young man, Jakob brings the enchanted goose Mimi back to her father, who also transforms her back again.

^(x)In the original, the prince visits the duke and demands the pie. There is no countess.

background

The shooting took place from October 8, 2007 to November 10, 2007 in Bamberg , Seehof Castle and near Weißenstein Castle (Pommersfelden) . The premiere of the film took place on June 21, 2008 at the Munich Film Festival. The first broadcast of the fairy tale film on September 21, 2008 was followed by 0.87 million viewers.

criticism

For the Lexicon of International Films , it is “a child-friendly film adaptation of the well-known fairy tale by Wilhelm Hauff, lavishly staged in picturesque locations”.

Awards

Felicitas Darschin was awarded the audience award “Little Star” for the best children's and youth film at the Five Lakes Film Festival 2008. At the Munich Film Festival 2008 it was nominated in the category “Best Children's and Youth Film” and at the Schlingel Film Festival Chemnitz in the category “Focus on Germany Funding”.

Web links

• Zwergnase in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Photos for dwarf nose tvspielfilm.de
• Proof of source that Zwerg Nase is not from ZDF, but was produced on behalf of the Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation crew-united.com
• The dwarf nose Original text by Wilhelm Hauff
• KI.KA: TV premiere of the fairy tale film “Dwarf Nose” Difference to the original

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Zwerg Nase (2008) DVD ü / film.the-fan.net
2. ^ Dwarf nose filmportal.de
3. ^ Dwarf nose (2008) zweiausendeins.de
4. ↑ Dwarf Nose - Prices crew-united.com
5. ^ Dwarf nose cinefacts.de