Rotkäppchen

Synopsis

Rotkäppchen, released in 2005, is a modern adaptation of the classic fairy tale Little Red Riding Hood. In this version, director Kathleen Frontzek brings a fresh perspective to the familiar story. The film follows the journey of a young girl named Rotkäppchen who ventures into the dark forest to visit her grandmother. Along the way, she encounters mysterious creatures and faces unexpected challenges that test her courage and wit. With stunning visuals and a captivating storyline, Rotkäppchen offers a mix of fantasy and suspense that will enchant audiences of all ages.

Cast

• Kathleen Frontzek

  Leonie Flatow / Rotkäppchen

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  Rebecca Immanuel

  Ingrid Flatow / Elsa

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  Tom Beck

  Prinz

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  Bruno Schubert

  Simon

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  Frank Stieren

  Arno Flatow / Alfons - der Jäger

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  Max von der Groeben

  Konrad

Reviews

Rotkäppchen has divided critics, with some praising its imaginative take on the traditional fairy tale while others criticizing its execution. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 5/10, noting that the film offers a visually appealing twist on the classic story but lacks depth in character development. IMDb's rating of 4.9/10 reflects mixed reviews from viewers, with some appreciating the modern interpretation and others feeling it falls short in comparison to other adaptations. Metacritic's score of 50/100 indicates a mediocre reception, citing inconsistencies in pacing and tone. Despite the criticism, Rotkäppchen has garnered a dedicated fan base who admire its unique approach to a timeless tale.