The Golden Goose

January. 01,1944

Rating：

6.2

Genre：

Fantasy Animation

Keywords：

Trailer Synopsis Cast

Because Dummling has a good heart, fate leads him to a princess waiting for rescue.

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Reviews

Diagonaldi

1944/01/01

Very well executed

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Vashirdfel

1944/01/02

Simply A Masterpiece

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Mjeteconer

1944/01/03

Just perfect...

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Arianna Moses

1944/01/04

Let me be very fair here, this is not the best movie in my opinion. But, this movie is fun, it has purpose and is very enjoyable to watch.

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boblipton

1944/01/05

Lotte Reiniger's only wartime movie is a straightforward version of the Grimm Brothers' fairy tale. However, for those who, like me, love her exquisite silhouette animation, it is a pleasure to see this rather rare piece.Reiniger, who directed the first animated feature, THE ADVENTURES OF PRINCE ACHMED, had a rare talent for her chosen form of animation. Her beautifully ornamented and articulated figures have had a few imitators and some compeers like Tony Sarg, but no equals. The version I saw was narrated by someone with a Scots accent, and that may have interfered with the screen magic and the air of eavesdropping on a private story that most of her pieces possess, but the visuals should charm you anyway.

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