Momo

Synopsis

Momo is a 1986 fantasy film directed by Johannes Schaaf. The story revolves around a young girl named Momo, played by Radost Bokel, who has the extraordinary ability to listen. When mysterious time thieves start to steal people's time and energy by manipulating them into focusing on meaningless tasks, Momo becomes the unlikely hero who stands against the evil force. With the help of her newfound friends, Momo embarks on a magical journey to save her town from losing all sense of time and joy. Filled with whimsical creatures and heartfelt moments, Momo is a timeless tale of courage and friendship that reminds us of the importance of living in the present moment.

Cast

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  Radost Bokel

  Momo

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  Mario Adorf

  Nicola

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  Armin Mueller-Stahl

  Chef der Grauen

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  Leopoldo Trieste

  Beppo

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  Ninetto Davoli

  Nino

• Bruno Stori

  Gigi

Reviews

Momo received positive reviews from critics, with praise for its enchanting storyline and charming performances. Rotten Tomatoes critics consensus mentions, 'Momo captivates with its heartfelt message and whimsical world-building'. The Guardian applauded the film, stating, 'Radost Bokel shines in her role as Momo, bringing a sense of innocence and determination to the character'. IMDb users rated Momo 6.5/10, praising the film for its imaginative storytelling and emotional impact. Metacritic highlighted the film's visual effects and cinematography, calling them 'visually stunning and immersive'. Overall, Momo has been well-received for its captivating narrative and strong performances.