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HEIDI's CABIN
The most iconic set is of course Heidi's cabin with the three big fir trees, which we know from the 70s TV series. So there was no reason to change anything on this set, especially as this little cabin really does exist on a mountain pasture above Maienfeld. And it also served as a model for the design of the TV series back then. Of course, everything just had to be adapted for a feature film.
PLOT
When eight-year-old Heidi saves a lynx family and their home from a greedy businessman, she gets her grandfather to come clean with the village community and she realizes that her beloved little lynx belongs with his family in the wild just as she belongs with her grandfather in the mountains.
VISUAL STATMENT by Ralph Niemeyer
Heidi - Home is where the heart is - a story about the love for the mountains and its wildlife that a little girl lost her heart to. An emotional and visual journey into the beauty, power, and ruggedness of nature. A modern story with a very relevant reference to the most pressing issue of our time: our approach to nature.
We take viewers on a journey into a world where everyone can rediscover and reinvent themselves in the dimensions between big and small. With an international and worldwide popularity, a large audience can be affected by a little girl's open and free-spirited perspective.
A modern imagery, action-packed, visually stunning and at the same time calm, to immerse yourself in a breathtaking world and convey an emotional and gripping story. A visual language that is about taking the viewer into the story and letting them immerse themselves through concise compositions, exciting lighting, varied moods, and a camera that is based on a realistic cinema look with blurring, in order to always set a strong focus and touch the viewer deep inside.
In production.
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