Allerleirauh

Synopsis

Allerleirauh is a 2012 German fantasy drama film directed by Christian Theede and starring Henriette Confurius. The movie follows the story of a princess who flees her kingdom to escape from her father's advances and disguises herself in a magical animal skin to find refuge and start a new life. As she navigates through the challenges of her new identity, she discovers the power of courage, resilience, and self-discovery. The film unfolds a captivating tale of love, loss, and transformation, filled with enchanting visuals and heartfelt performances, making it a transcendent fairy tale for audiences of all ages.

Cast

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  Henriette Confurius

  Princess Lotte

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  Ulrich Noethen

  King Tobald

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  André Kaczmarczyk

  King Jakob

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  Fritz Karl

  Mathis

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  Adrian Topol

  Rasmus

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  Wilfried Dziallas

  Richard

Reviews

Allerleirauh has garnered mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its enchanting storytelling and visual aesthetics while others criticizing its pacing and character development. The film's IMDb rating of 6.5/10 reflects the polarized reception it has received. The Hollywood Reporter complimented the film's whimsical visuals and Confurius' compelling performance, stating that it 'brings a fresh perspective to the classic fairy tale genre.' However, Screen International noted that the film struggles to fully develop its characters and lacks narrative depth. Despite its flaws, Allerleirauh has been appreciated for its unique take on a familiar fairy tale and its emotional resonance.