AnimationAdventureFamilyComedy

Latte and the Magic Waterstone

When a greedy bear steals a magic stone to keep the forest’s water for himself, a brave hedgehog and a timid squirrel must work together to retrieve it.

Release Date : 2019-12-11

Language :German

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Dreamin' Dolphin FilmEagle Eye FilmproduktionGrid Animation

Production Country : BelgiumGermany

Alternative Titles : Latte and the Magic Waterstone

Cast

Character Name : Latte (voice)

Original Name : Luisa Wietzorek

Gender : Female

Character Name : Bantur (voice)

Original Name : Henning Baum

Gender : Male

Character Name : Amaroo (voice)

Original Name : Timur Bartels

Gender : Male

Character Name : Tjum (voice)

Original Name : Tim Schwarzmaier

Gender : Male

Character Name : Tjum's mother (voice)

Original Name : Maud Ackermann

Gender : Female

Character Name : Vilho (voice)

Original Name : Hans Bayer

Gender : Male

Character Name : Mira (voice)

Original Name : Helen Blaschke

Gender : Female

Character Name : Tjum's father (voice)

Original Name : Nicolas Böll

Gender : Male

Character Name : Lupo (voice)

Original Name : Michael Deffert

Gender : Male

Character Name : Aken (voice)

Original Name : Sebastian Christoph Jacob

Gender : Male

Character Name : Johnson (voice)

Original Name : Uli Krohm

Gender : Male

Character Name : Greta (voice)

Original Name : Regina Lemnitz

Gender : Female

Character Name : Svea (voice)

Original Name : Mareile Moeller

Gender : Female

Reviews

Kamurai

@Kamurai

2021-06-23

Surprisingly good watch, could watch again, and can recommend. The beginning is a little rough as they're establishing the world and lore of "The Magic Waterstone", and they come REALLY close to an underlying racism metaphor a couple of times, but having watched the entire movie, it doesn't seem like it panned out. The characters are just grumpy and likeable enough that each sort of has its own charm. I would have appreciated more finely tuned characters, but the cg aesthetic does seem to make up for it. It's not a great movie by far, but I think it is good enough that younger audiences will like it and it is well enough composed that adults would be able to watch it with their kids without being too bored.