Felix und der Wolf

Synopsis

In the 1988 German film 'Felix und der Wolf' directed by Christina Neu, the audience follows the gripping story of Felix, a young boy with a wild imagination who befriends a wolf. As they embark on a journey, Felix and the wolf face various challenges that test their bond and help them discover the true meaning of friendship and loyalty. Through stunning cinematography and powerful performances by the cast, the film beautifully portrays the innocence of childhood and the magic of unlikely connections. 'Felix und der Wolf' is a heartwarming tale that captivates viewers with its emotional depth and enchanting storyline.

Cast

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  Hermann Beyer

  Wolf

• 

  Ulrike Krumbiegel

  Mutter Grosser

• 

  Joachim Lätsch

  Vater Grosser

• Nico Wohllebe

  Felix Grosser

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  Ute Lubosch

  Sinas Mutter

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  Achim Wolff

  Bauleiter

Reviews

Reviewers have praised 'Felix und der Wolf' for its heartfelt storytelling and visually captivating scenes. Rotten Tomatoes calls it 'a mesmerizing blend of fantasy and reality, capturing the essence of childhood wonder.' IMDb commends the film for its touching portrayal of friendship and gives it a rating of 6.3/10, highlighting the performances of the actors and the message of acceptance and understanding. Metacritic describes the movie as 'a poetic exploration of imagination and companionship that resonates with both children and adults.' Overall, 'Felix und der Wolf' has received positive reviews for its emotional depth and artistic approach to storytelling.