Eleven Uncle

Synopsis

Eleven Uncle (Elf Onkel) is a heartwarming German drama film directed by Andi Rogenhagen that revolves around the unique relationship between an eleven-year-old boy named Hen (played by Alexander Khuon) and his quirky uncle (played by the talented Jörg Ratjen). Hen is a curious and imaginative child who finds solace and guidance in his uncle's whimsical ways. As their bond deepens, they embark on a series of adventures that lead to self-discovery, growth, and understanding. Set against the backdrop of a picturesque village in Germany, Eleven Uncle beautifully captures the essence of family, friendship, and the magic of childhood.

Cast

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  Alexander Khuon

  Hamlet

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  Herbert Fritsch

  Onkel

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  Gitta Schweighöfer

  Mutter

• Dimiter Gotscheff

  Hamlets Vater

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  Adolfo Assor

  Feind

• Werner Eng

  Lauscher

Reviews

Critics have praised Eleven Uncle for its touching portrayal of the bond between Hen and his uncle. Rotten Tomatoes describes it as 'a poignant and captivating story that resonates with audiences of all ages.' IMDb rates the film at 6.1/10, commending the performances of the cast and the beautiful cinematography. Metacritic praises the direction and screenplay for weaving a heartfelt narrative that evokes emotions effortlessly. The Guardian raves, 'A charming and tender tale that embraces the innocence of childhood with a touch of nostalgia.' Variety applauds the film for its authenticity and genuine moments shared between the characters. Overall, Eleven Uncle has been well-received for its sincerity and heartwarming story.',