A classic story featuring spectacular photography...
“Heidi,&#34; based on Johanna Spyri’s 1880 novel, has been adapted several times, most notably as a 1937 feature film starring Shirley Temple in the title role. There have also been a number of theatre productions, TV programs (including one by Walt Disney), a Japanese anime series, and a Hanna-Barbera feature. This newest version stars Bruno Ganz and marks the big screen debut of Anuk Steffen as the Swiss mountain girl.<br /><br />Orphan girl Heidi spends the happiest days of her childhood with her grandfather (Ganz), cut off from the outside world in a simple cabin in the Swiss mountains. Together with her friend Peter, she tends to grandfather’s goats and thoroughly enjoys her mountain life. But these happy times come to an end when Heidi is taken to Frankfurt by her Aunt Dete (Anna Schinz) to stay with the wealthy Sesemann family and be a playmate for his wheelchair-bound daughter Klara (Isabelle Ottmann), under the supervision of the strict nanny, Fraulein Rottenmeier (Katharina Schuttler). Although the two girls soon become close friends, young Heidi longs for her mountain home and her beloved grandfather.<br /><br />This is easily the most beautiful looking “Heidi” ever. The location photography is breathtaking, and the period production design resembles an illustrated children’s book come to life. Ms. Steffen is a ball of energy when we first meet her and easily charms us as she embarks on an adventure not of her choosing. As Heidi’s eyes are opened to the wonders of a world she’s never known, she is torn between wonderful — and sometimes not so great — new experiences, and her desire to go back to her life in the mountains with the grandfather she adores. Though the Shirley Temple version is excellent, we are clearly watching movie star Temple playing a role. In this version, the unfamiliar Ms. Steffen convinces as a socially awkward waif making her way in new surroundings.<br /><br />The film is in German, with English subtitles. For kids who aren’t fond of reading subtitles, there’s also an English dubbed version. There are no bonus features on the unrated widescreen DVD release.
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