Epsilon Film Acquires Worldwide Rights to 'Apple Cadabra – I Shrunk Myself'
Epsilon Film will launch international sales for the animated family adventure, based on the Petronella Applesauce books, at the American Film Market in Los Angeles.
Epsilon Film has acquired worldwide rights to the animated family adventure film Apple Cadabra – I Shrunk Myself, according to Variety. The company will launch international sales for the title at the American Film Market, which runs Nov. 10-15 in Los Angeles.
Buyers at AFM will get a first look at footage from the movie. The film is directed by Ute von Münchow-Pohl and Felix Schichl, from a screenplay by Claudio Winter and Seraina Nyikos. Character design is by Oliver Kurth.
The movie is based on the German children's book series Petronella Applesauce. Its story centers on two children who are magically shrunk into a miniature world.
Dirk Beinhold and Valentin Greulich produce for Akkord Film. Co-production partners include Seru Animation, PFX, VAST and JewelLabs Pictures. Tobis Film will distribute the film widely in German theaters.
Quick answers
When and where is the American Film Market?
The American Film Market runs Nov. 10-15 in Los Angeles, where Epsilon Film will launch international sales for the film.
Who directs Apple Cadabra – I Shrunk Myself?
Ute von Münchow-Pohl and Felix Schichl direct, from a screenplay by Claudio Winter and Seraina Nyikos.
What is the film based on?
It is based on the German children's book series Petronella Applesauce.