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Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale ()

Fritzi - Eine Wendewundergeschichte (original title)
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East Germany, 1989. 12 year old Fritzi takes care of her best friend Sophie's dog Sputnik, while Sophie's family is on summer vacation in Hungary. When Sophie doesn't come back from vacation, Fritzi and Sputnik set out in search of her.

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Ali Lyons ...
Fritzi (voice)
Oisin Conroy ...
Bela (voice)
Lucy Carolan ...
Sophie (voice)
James O'Donohue ...
Benni (voice)
Nicola Lindsay ...
Liesegang (voice)
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Klaus (voice)
Aoibhín Murphy ...
Julia (voice) (as Aoibhin Murphy)
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Stasi Officer (voice)
Amy Potter ...
Kati (voice)
Louise O'Meara ...
Travel Agent (voice)
Sarah Poynton ...
Birgit (voice)
Grainne Browne ...
Moni (voice) (as Grainne Brwone)
Aliza Wardell ...
Hanno (voice)
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Jasmine Dugmore ...
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Curtis Light ...
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Bea van Bever ...
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Erik Lambert ...
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Aline Dugmore ...
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Niamh Moroney ...
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Alisha van Bever ...
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Martin Swabey ...
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Lee Kossmann ...
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Blaise Landsbert-Noon ...
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Sergej Sky ...
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Muireann Ryan ...
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Ryan Brodie ...
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Selyan d'Oreye Deln ...
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Barry Cullen ...
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Richard Wells ...
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Elsa Tarlton ...
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Jane Beever ...
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Zeno Carola ...
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Julian Hills ...
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Cathy Smith ...
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Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ben Hadad ...
Bela (voice) (as Ben Haddad)
Naomi Hadad ...
Fritzi (voice) (as Naomi Haddad)
Katharina Lopinski ...
Frau Liesegang (voice)
Jonas Schmidt-Foss ...
Benni (voice)
Amelie Sophie von Redecke ...
Sophie (voice)

Directed by

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Matthias Bruhn
Ralf Kukula

Written by

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Beate Völcker ... (screenplay)
 
Péter Palátsik ... (co-writer)
 
Hannah Schott ... (novel "Fritzi war dabei") &
Gerda Raidt ... (illustrated book "Fritzi war dabei")

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Matthias Bruhn ... producer (uncredited)
Sebastian Debertin ... co-producer: KiKA
Anke Gerstel ... co-producer: MDR
Holger Hermesmeyer ... co-producer: NDR
Barbara Häbe ... co-producer: ARTE
Ralf Kukula ... producer
Anke Lindemann ... co-producer: MDR
Philippe Logie ... co-producer: VOO & Be tv
Richard Lutterbeck ... producer
Maria Motovska ... assistant producer
David Mouraire ... line producer
Brigitta Mühlenbeck ... co-producer: WDR
André Naumann ... line producer: MDR
Astrid Plenk ... co-producer: KiKA (as Dr. Astrid Plenk)
Patrick Quinet ... producer
Stephane Quinet ... producer (as Stéphane Quinet)
Johannes Schiehsl ... producer (uncredited)
Tina Sicker ... co-producer: KiKA
Benjamin Swiczinsky ... producer (uncredited)
Conrad Tambour ... producer (uncredited)
Pierre Urbain ... producer
Martin Vandas ... producer
Alena Vandasová ... producer
Arlette Zylberberg ... co-producer: RTBF Télévision belge

Music by

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André Dziezuk

Editing by

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Stefan Urlaß

Editorial Department

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Tim Kiessig ... colorist

Art Direction by

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Alexander Tiedtke ... (as Alex Tiedtke)

Production Management

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Christian Asmussen ... production manager
Sabine Kraft ... production manager
Karsten Matern ... production manager
Julien Melebeck ... post-production supervisor
Vinciane Strepenne ... production manager
Marcela Vrátilová ... production manager
Nicole Zscherny ... production manager: MDR
Georg Aschauer ... production manager: Project Development (uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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David Degrande ... assistant director

Art Department

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Andreas Heinrich ... set designer
Andre Martini ... key set designer
Johannes Muecke ... concept artist / set designer
Manuel Schröder ... set designer
Alexander Tiedtke ... storyboard artist

Sound Department

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Quentin Collette ... sound designer
François Dumont ... sound designer
Jérémy Hassid ... sound designer
Florian Marquardt ... foley artist: cars
Jo Masset ... post-synchronisation
Kyle Masterson-Silvestro ... sound recordist
Luc Thomas ... re-recording mixer
Philippe van Leer ... foley artist
Andreas Vorwerk ... foley edior

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Ryan Bardoul ... digital compositor
Barthelemy Beaux ... digital compositor
Kevin Berthonneau ... vehicle modelling supervisor
Adrien Courouble ... cg artist: Mikros
Thomas Deffet ... modeler
Bernard Devillers ... visual effect executive producer
Gaël Durant ... visual effect executive producer
Philippe Frère ... digital compositor
Morgan Hardy ... digital compositor
Chiara Pontuali ... digital compositor
Maria Redondo ... compositor
Stephane Thibert ... head of vfx studio
Geraldine Thiriart ... visual effects producer

Animation Department

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Randy Agostini ... 2d fx animation
Catherine Arhab ... background artist
Nora Back ... animator
Manu Batot ... 3d animation
Marie Baud ... layout artist
Kevin Berthonneau ... 3d modeling (as Kévin Berthonneau) / texturing supervisor (as Kévin Berthonneau)
Jan Bohuslav ... animator
Robert Brand ... key background designer
Aron Bremer ... pre-compositing
Julia Briemle ... storyboard artist
Rémi Bruschini ... technical supervisor
Yilun Chen Ceslik ... animator (as Yilun Chen-Ceslik)
Pauline Chiou ... background artist
Anna Chrzanowska-Pilarska ... clean-up artist / inbetween artist / ink and paint artist
Thibaut Couwenbergh ... compositing supervisor
Sándor Csányi ... animator
Hans Devolder ... layout artist
Conny Freche ... background artist: moods
Benoît Féroumont ... key character designer (as Benoit Feroumont)
Tobias Gembalski ... animator
Lukás Glaser ... animator
Ulf Grenzer ... animation supervisor
Oszkár Hernádi ... animator
Christoph Horch ... animator
Sven Höffer ... layout supervisor
Olaf Kamin ... animator
Virág Kiss ... animator
Patrick Knott ... pre-compositing
Mihály Kosaras ... animator
Adela Kovarova ... animator (as Adéla Kovárová)
Martin Kukal ... animator
Larisa Lauber ... animator
Ruediger Lensing ... checking supervisor (as Rüdiger Lensing)
Francie Liebschner ... checking supervisor
Kim Liersch ... animator
Arthur Loyen ... background artist
Julien Maingard ... 3d animation
Julien Mariette ... layout artist (as Julien Marietta)
Gábor Matyi ... animator
Sofiia Melnyk ... animator
Michael Monaghan ... supervising layout artist
Mike Monaghan ... layout supervisor
Nicolas Moreau ... character designer
Mandy Müller ... animator
Ingrid Nackers ... background artist
Annika Nimz ... color model supervisor
Kim Orosz ... background artist
Eliska Oz ... animator
András Paulovics ... animator
Isabelle Piolat ... animator
Michel Pisson ... background supervisor
Valeria Podborski ... clean-up artist
Marek Pokorný ... animator
Philippe Puech ... 3d animation
Janina Putzker ... animator
Dejan Rakas ... animator
Erika Riha ... animator
Patrick Sadzot ... layout supervisor
Jan Saska ... animator
Andrea Schmitz ... background artist (as Andréa Schmitz)
Carolin Schweizer ... key character designer
Susanne Seidel ... animation supervisor
Oliver Skora ... layout artist
Rey Sommerkamp ... animator
Dominik Spitol ... layout artist
François Spreutels ... background artist / layout artist
Lutz Stützner ... layout artist
Sylvia Stützner ... layout artist
Janos Szabo ... animator (as Jonos Szabo)
Conrad Tambour ... storyboard artist
Alexander Tiedtke ... storyboard artist (as Alex Tiedtke)
Olaf Ulbricht ... layout artist
Marie Vanderbemben ... character designer
Michaela Vecerkova ... animator (as Michaela Vecerková)
Pascal Vermeersch ... animator
Paul Williams ... animator
Paul Williams ... animator
Gregor Wittich ... character designer (as Paula Wittich)
Bob Wolkers ... animator
Bernard Yohalin ... background artist
Gyula Szabo ... storyboard artist (uncredited)
Sascha Vernik ... storyboard artist (uncredited)

Music Department

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Loic Collignon ... scoring mixer

Script and Continuity Department

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Norbert Maass ... script consultant (uncredited)

Additional Crew

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Petra Barthel ... dubbing casting: German version
Heidrun Bartholomäus ... dubbing director: German version
Nadine Geist ... dubbing script: German version
Caroline Marmier ... production assistant
Bernard Vander Donckt ... administrateur de production: Belgique
Claire Viroulaud ... press attache France
Kairen Waloch ... voice director

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Plot Summary

East Germany, 1989. Twelve-year-old Fritzi lovingly takes care of her best friend Sophie's little dog Sputnik, while Sophie's family is on summer vacation in Hungary. When Sophie doesn't come back from vacation, Fritzi and Sputnik set out in search of her. Historically accurate, authentic and with lots of rich period detail and atmosphere, this moving animated film for the whole family retells the story of the peaceful revolution of 1989 from a child's perspective. An entertaining and exciting tale of the Fall of the Wall, and of the people who were brave enough to change the world, which will make a lasting impression, not only on young viewers. Written by Alex Hartsell

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Taglines A German girl, Sputnik, and the Wall. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Fritzi: Eine Wendewundergeschichte (Germany)
  • Fany a pes (Czechia)
  • Fritzi - przyjaźń bez granic (Poland)
  • Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale (World-wide, English title)
  • Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale (United States)
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  • 86 min
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Trivia On of the posters on Fritzi's wall is a poster of Inka Bause who was a singer in the GDR and performed simply as "Inka" in the 1980s. See more »
Goofs At the hostel Fritzi pours water into a bowl for the dog, then guides him to the room behind the curtain. When she returns to her bag, the bowl is missing. See more »
Movie Connections References Aktuelle Kamera (1952). See more »
Crazy Credits The closing credits are accompanied by real black-and-white photos of the actual protests in Leipzig 1989 and animated characters from the movie. See more »
Quotes Fritzi: [along with other protesters] We are the people.
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