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Moonbound

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Moonbound
Theatrical release poster
Directed byAli Samadi Ahadi
Written byAli Samadi Ahadi
Arne Nolting
Based onLittle Peter's Journey to the Moon by Gerdt von Bassewitz
StarringAleks Le
Raphael von Bargen
Drew Sarich
Cindy Robinson
Music byAli N. Askin
Production
companies
Brave New Work
Coop99 Filmproduktion
Little Dream Entertainment
Distributed bySola Media (International sales)
Filmladen (Austria)
Warner Bros. (Germany)
Release date
  • 24 June 2021 (2021-06-24)[1]
Running time
84 minutes
CountriesGermany
Austria
LanguageGerman
Budget7,600,000
Box office8,810,767

Moonbound (German: Peterchens Mondfahrt) is a 2021 animated fantasy adventure comedy film directed by Ali Samadi Ahadi with story by Ahadi and Arne Nolting and based on the 1915 children's book Little Peter's Journey to the Moon by Gerdt von Bassewitz.[2]

Plot

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Years ago, Mr. Zoomzeman, a June bug with his wife lives in a birch tree filled with insects. One day, during a wedding ceremony, a boss arrives and seizes the tree. Zoomzeman goes to a creek at a full moon, where he is taken to a nightfairy, and shares about what's happening. The nightfairy arrives on Earth, and banishes the boss and the tree to the moon, leaving Zoomzeman homeless. The nightfairy informs him that the tree can be restored to its normal place if an animal-loving human accompanies him.

In the present, Peter is a space loving boy, who lives with his sister Annabelle. One day, Zoomzeman arrives at their home, where he enlists both kids to head to the moon. Both kids are separated; Peter meets a sandman. Meanwhile, Annabelle is abducted by the boss, who is now named the Moonman. Peter, Zoomzeman, and the Sandman, determined to rescue Annabelle, visit the nightfairy at her palace, where Peter explains about Annabelle's kidnapping. The nightfairy agrees to allow Peter to head to the moon.

Meanwhile, Annabelle and Ms. Zoomzeman discovers the Moonman's plan to fire a cannon at the nightfairy's palace at sunrise as revenge on her. Both wind up imprisioned by the Moonman, but are rescued by Peter, Mr. Zoomzeman, and the Sandman. Ms. Zoomzeman reconciles with her husband, while Annabelle shares to Peter about the Moonman's plan.

Peter, Annabelle, the Zoomzemans, and the Sandman arrive and confront the Moonman who prepares to fire the cannon. Peter is unable to stop the cannon in time. The nightfairy's palace survives the cannon's hit. The nightfairy arrives at the moon, banishes the Moonman to Mars, and brings the birch tree back to Earth. Peter and Annabelle return back home, while the Zoomzemans feel happy about their birch tree being back.

Cast

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Character Germany Original German United States English dub
PeterDirk PetrickAleks Le
AnnabelleRoxana SamadiLilian Gartner
Mr. ZoomzemanPeter SimonischekHoward Nightingall
SandmanRaphael von Bargen (credited as Raphael van Bargen in US dub)
MoonmanTom VogtDrew Sarich
NightfairyGerti DrasslCindy Robinson
Lightning WitchUnknownMelissa Mabie (credited as Mellisa Mabei)

Production

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The film is a German-Austrian co-production and is produced by Brave New Work in Cologne, Coop99 Filmproduktion in Vienna and Little Dream Entertainment in Hamburg. The animation was a split between Cologne-based Red Parrot Studios and D-Facto Motion in Cologne, Fish Blowing Bubbles in Munich, K-Effects in Vienna, ACHT.STUDIO in Frankfurt and Sophie Animation in Dalian. While the soundtrack was recorded by the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra.[3][4]

Reception

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The film received negative reviews, with 17% score on Rotten Tomatoes according to 6 reviews.[5]

See also

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References

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  1. "Moonbound - Film Review". 15 June 2021. Retrieved 26 September 2021.
  2. Barraclough, Leo (2020-06-25). "Animated Film 'Moonbound' Sells to Multiple Territories (EXCLUSIVE)". Variety. Variety. Archived from the original on 2021-04-12. Retrieved 2021-09-21.
  3. "Moonbound (dt. "Peterchens Mondfahrt") | rso.ORF.at". rso.orf.at. Retrieved 2023-02-08.
  4. "Project Poster Gallery - SynchronStage Vienna". www.synchronstage.com. Retrieved 2023-02-08.
  5. Moonbound, retrieved 2022-05-07
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