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The Gingerbread House · 1933
The Gingerbread House (1933) is a Family / Fantasy film directed by Oldřich Kmínek, starring František Kotal, Dagmar Kmínková, Jan W. Speerger.
FamilyFantasy
Overview
Even children in an over-technified civilization need fairy tales, and Mrs. Fairy Tale invites them into her world. The woodcutter goes to the forest with his children, Hansel and Gretel. While their father works, the children pick strawberries. However, they get lost deep into the forest and lose their way back. After a sinister night, they find themselves in front of a honey gingerbread house. While peeling gingerbread, the witch catches them: she locks the skinny Hansel in a cage to fatten him up, and makes the plump Gretel her helper. However, benevolent angels watch over both children, appearing to them in their dreams and giving them hope for salvation.
Cast
František Kotal, Dagmar Kmínková, Jan W. Speerger, Marie Holanová, Milka Balek-Brodská, Růžena Píšová, Ria Astrová, Blanka Novotná
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What is "The Gingerbread House" about?
Even children in an over-technified civilization need fairy tales, and Mrs. Fairy Tale invites them into her world. The woodcutter goes to the forest with his children, Hansel and Gretel. While their father works, the children pick strawberries. However, they get lost deep into the forest and lose their way back. After a sinister night, they find themselves in front of a honey gingerbread house. While peeling gingerbread, the witch catches them: she locks the skinny Hansel in a cage to fatten him up, and makes the plump Gretel her helper. However, benevolent angels watch over both children, appearing to them in their dreams and giving them hope for salvation.
When was "The Gingerbread House" released?
The Gingerbread House was released in 1933.
Who stars in "The Gingerbread House"?
The cast includes František Kotal, Dagmar Kmínková, Jan W. Speerger, Marie Holanová.
