Urwaldmärchen
Synopsis
A young and shy dragon lives in the forest. One day the young Miguelito stumbles upon the dragon. Together they travel to a nearby town in despair. The Bord of Happiness has been stolen by a mean witch! Together, Miguelito and the dragon try to free the Bird of Happiness.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Katja Georgi
- Screenplay & Story
- Katja Georgi
- Original Score
- Horst Elsner
- Original Title
- Urwaldmärchen
- Country of Origin
- East Germany
- Spoken Languages
- German
- Runtime
- 13m
- Production Studios
- DEFA-Studio für Trickfilme
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Katja Georgi
Katja Georgi
Horst Elsner
Peter Pohler
Anita Uebe
Department Leadership Roster
Katja Georgi
Director
Katja Georgi
Writer
Anita Uebe
Editor
Peter Pohler
Director of Photography
Horst Elsner
Original Music Composer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Urwaldmärchen
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Urwaldmärchen about?
A young and shy dragon lives in the forest. One day the young Miguelito stumbles upon the dragon. Together they travel to a nearby town in despair. The Bord of Happiness has been stolen by a mean witch! Together, Miguelito and the dragon try to free the Bird of Happiness.
Who directed Urwaldmärchen?
Urwaldmärchen was directed by Katja Georgi.
Who stars in Urwaldmärchen?
The principal cast of Urwaldmärchen includes Thea Elster, Hans-Georg Körbel, Helga Labudda, Gudrun Wendler.
When was Urwaldmärchen released and how long is it?
Urwaldmärchen was released in 1978 with a total runtime of 13m.
Who composed the musical score for Urwaldmärchen?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Urwaldmärchen was composed by Horst Elsner.