Princess Lillifee and the Little Unicorn
In Pinkovia, Princess Lillifee and her friends are enjoying a beautiful summer. One night, however, the unicorn Rosalie appears to Lillifee in a dream and urgently asks for her help; she needs Lillifee to look after her baby Lucy. When Lillifee awakes, she discovers that Lucy has magically stepped out of her dream and is now sitting on her bed, fresh as a daisy. But what has happened to Rosalie?
Lillifee decides to bring Lucy back to her mother. In order to find Rosalie, she sets off with the unicorn baby and her friends to the neighboring country Bluetopia. Upon their arrival, they are shocked to discover that the land has been cast under a dreadful spell! Although it’s the middle of summer, it is frosty and cold, and everything is covered with ice and snow.
Lillifee quickly finds out who is responsible for the disaster: Steel, the winter prince of Bluetopia. Jealous of his twin brother, the summer prince, he has frozen the country in a deep winter sleep. The enchanted ice can only be melted by the unicorns’ magical powers. Steel, of course, wants to prevent this at all costs. So he has kidnapped Lucy’s parents and imprisoned them in impenetrable ice.
Lucy is now Bluetopia’s only hope. Steel has the baby unicorn searched for all over the country, and finds her with Lillifee. The fairy princess manages to flee at the last moment, but now she must act quickly. Lillifee can only free Bluetopia from the evil curse with Lucy’s help…
- Status: Available
- Category: Animated feature film, 2D
- Genre: Family entertainment
- Format: 1 x 75’
- Based on: the children’s book series “Princess Lillifee” by Monika Finsterbusch
- Production: WunderWerk, Caligari Film
- German Broadcaster: WDR
- Distributor: Beta Film
- Theatrical Release: Universum Film
- Supported by: FFA, DFFF, Filmstiftung NRW, Mini Traité
- Directed by: Ansgar Niebuhr, Hubert Weiland
- Awards: Partizipation at Chicago International Children’s Film Festival 2011
- Release Date: Germany 01.09.2011, Sweden 10.02.2012, Belgium 19.10.2012, Netherlands 17.04.2013
- Admissions: more than 700,000 in german-speaking countries
- Copyright: Princess Lillifee © Coppenrath Verlag GmbH & Co. KG, Germany
