
Gretel & Hansel
In a distant land, two siblings, Hansel and Gretel, wander through the woods in search of food and work. When a mysterious lady offers them a way out, they accept without thinking about the consequences.
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"The lighting, ambience, color and soundtrack are spot on to being a dark fantasy. All the things are there for this to be a good movie. It's deeply creepy. It's delightfully pagan and devilishly witchy! I didn't know the rating of this when I watched it for the first time. I honestly thought this film was Rated R from just how unsettling, dreary and nightmarish some of the visuals were. There's no way in hell I'd go into a house that looked like that, resembling a witches pointy hat. NOPE! This movie will rattle your bones if you're an adult but I think the kids w..."
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At one point a song floats over the soundtrack: "My mother, she killed me, my father, he ate me, and my little sister, my bones she kept, what a pretty bird am I!" This comes from another Grimm fairy tale, "The Juniper Tree,"widely considered by scholars as the darkest of all their tales. In it, a spiteful mother beheads her stepson and blames it on her daughter. She then cooks the corpse and feeds it to his husband, as the daughter picks up the bones from under the table and plants it under a juniper tree on the family's garden. A small bird appears from the grave, singing the song in question while picking a pair of new shoes, a gold chain and a mill stone, and then carries them to the house. The bird then gives the shoes to the daughter, the chain to the father and drops the stone on the stepmother, killing her. As she dies, the bird turns into a boy again and the story ends. The film borrows some thematic elements this tale.
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In a distant land, two siblings, Hansel and Gretel, wander through the woods in search of food and work. When a mysterious lady offers them a way out, they accept without thinking about the consequences.





