Heidi and Grandpa is a film filmed on location in the Alps. The story revolves around Heidi, a lively and innocent orphan whose aunt supports her for 5 years and sends her to live with her grandfather in the Alps. At first, Grandpa didn't want to support Heidi, but he was impressed by Heidi's sincerity and cuteness, and built a chair for Heidi and kept her. Heidi met her good friend Peter, and the two often herded sheep in the mountains barefoot, and Peter told Heidi that her grandfather had killed people before. When Heidi heard this, she was afraid of her grandfather, and her grandfather also felt Heidi's deliberate alienation, guessing what Peter told her, and Grandpa said: People outside just like to gossip, you have to use your own eyes and ears to feel the good and bad of a person instead of blindly believing the rumors outside.
Grandpa is a rugged and kind-hearted old man who takes Heidi to live a simple and free life. In her grandfather's mountain home, Heidi lived in harmony with nature, and the relationship between her and her grandfather gradually became intimate. Winter is coming, Peter has to go to school in the village, and he can't go to herd sheep with Heidi, and since his grandfather's house is on the top of the mountain, he can't send her to school. Peter studied at school every day, but he thought that reading was useless, he wanted to be a shepherd, and in his understanding, a shepherd didn't need to know how to read, he could herd sheep. However, one day, Heidi's aunt took a sum of money and sold Heidi to the Zeseman family, making Heidi the family's Miss Clara's companion. When Clara's mother died, she was seriously ill and could not stand, so she had to sit at home every day, she liked this girl who was full of liveliness and freedom, and the lonely Clara regarded Heidi as her lifeline. Heidi learned to read here, enjoyed reading storybooks, and got along very well with Miss Clara, but she still misses her grandfather and the life of nature.
Due to excessive lovesickness, Heidi sleepwalks every night, and Clara's father sends Heidi back to the Alps. Grandpa was very happy to see Heidi, and in the winter he took Heidi to live in the village, so that Heidi could go to school and wait until spring to herd sheep with Peter. Heidi and Peter lay freely on the grass, with white clouds and soaring eagles in the blue sky, Heidi wrote to Clara about her daily life, and hoped that Clara would come to visit her. Clara was in a very bad mood due to Heidi's departure, and Clara's grandmother was worried about her body collapsing, so she sent Clara to Heidi. Clara gets along with Heidi very freely and happily every day, without being bound by some liturgical dogmas, and her mood suddenly becomes brighter, probably because of the favor of the Virgin, Clara can slowly walk on the ground. Heidi determined that she wanted to be a storyteller in the future, holding a notebook and a pen every day to record everything that happened on the mountain.
The graphics in this film are very beautiful and make people yearn for freedom.