Hello everyone, this is the Aha Channel, I am yes ha, the movie I want to tell you today is "Heidi and Grandpa" released in Germany on December 10, 2015, which is adapted from the novel of the same name by Johanna Sbili, now let's start!
In the rolling Alps, hovering eagles swing up and down with their arms outstretched, soaring freely through the sky.
The little girl's name is Heidi, her parents died since she was a child, and she has been living with her aunt, and one day, her aunt was inconvenient to take Heidi with her because she needed to work in the field, so she left Heidi to her grandfather to take care of her temporarily. Grandpa seemed reluctant to see his granddaughter suddenly arrive, and he angrily turned Heidi away, but he couldn't help but observe Heidi through the window, and Heidi saw that there was nowhere to go, so he had no choice but to go to the sheepfold and spend the night with the lambs.
In the morning, Grandpa took Heidi a bowl of goat's milk and said he would take her to the priest and ask the priest to find a suitable place for Heidi.
When they arrived at the church, the priest carefully examined Heidi's physical condition, said that she was very strong and healthy, and said that in three days he would go out to find a farmer for Heidi who was willing to adopt her, and if he couldn't find it, he would send her to the orphanage, and during these three days, Heidi would still follow Grandpa.
Back home, Heidi asked Grandpa if he still lived in the sheepfold tonight, Grandpa coldly said that he could sleep anywhere, thinking for a moment, Heidi entered the house where Grandpa lived, there was only a chair and a bed in the house, there seemed to be no Heidi's place, but Heidi found a haystack on the second floor, so Heidi lived happily, she did not want to go to the orphanage.
The next morning, "General Sheep" Pete took a group of goats to the mountain to prepare to herd sheep, but also took two of Her grandfather's family, Heidi saw it, she ran over happily, the two had a laugh and played in the Alps, during which Pete secretly ate the ham and cheese that Grandpa brought to Heidi, and lied that it was eaten by the lambs.
Just as Heidi is about to blame Pete, there are two goats fighting, Pete immediately goes up to stop it, beating the goat hard, Heidi in order to make Pitt stop playing goats in the future, she plans to divide the daily ham and cheese in half Pitt, Pete happily agrees, and hopes that Heidi will not tell Grandpa, Heidi is puzzled, Pete explains that there are rumors in the village that Grandpa has killed people.
When he got home for dinner, Heidi was far away from Grandpa, and Grandpa saw it, and seemed to perceive that Heidi had heard rumors about him, and after eating, Heidi was afraid to go to sleep in the sheepfold, and Grandpa stopped Heidi and said that people always like to talk nonsense, to believe their eyes and ears, to judge whether it is true or not.
Thinking for a moment, Heidi hugged Grandpa tightly, said goodnight, and went to sleep on the second floor, Heidi's hug made Grandpa feel overwhelmed for a while, and seemed to slowly open Grandpa's stubborn but warm heart.
The next morning, Heidi and Pete continued to herd the sheep up the hill, and Grandpa was at home carefully selecting the wood and pulling out the tools as if to make something.
In the Alps, Pete, who is having a lot of fun, talks about taking Heidi to see the edelweiss tomorrow, but Heidi is disappointed and says that tomorrow she will be given to the priest and will not be able to be with Pete. Pete was also a little annoyed when he heard this, saying that he had to accompany the goats alone again.
When Heidi returned home in the evening, Heidi saw that there was a new little chair in the house, and tentatively asked Grandpa if he had made it for himself, Grandpa told Heidi that she could stay and continue to live, Heidi was very happy, and hugged Grandpa tightly.
Spring to autumn, time passed quickly, this day Pete said that he would not go up the mountain to graze tomorrow, winter is coming soon, he is going to go to school, just like this, in the snowy winter, Heidi is in the room every day, Grandpa carved a soaring eagle for Heidi with wood, Heidi took this beautiful wood carving, and looked out the window with expectant eyes.
Grandpa saw Heidi's unhappiness, so after the snow stopped, he took out the sleigh and took Heidi down the hill with difficulty, and soon arrived at Pete's house, saying that he would come to pick heidi home in the evening.
Heidi is very happy, when she arrives at Pete's house, she sees Pete's grandmother and mother, Pete's eyes are completely invisible, and when eating, Heidi finds that Grandma's teeth are also very bad, and there is no way to eat hard bread. Soon in the evening, Grandpa came on time to pick up Heidi, and Heidi was content to lie on Grandpa's back.
On this day, Heidi and Grandpa went down the mountain to the village to exchange goods, and the priest saw Heidi and asked Grandpa to let Heidi go to school and contact children of the same age, but because Heidi and Grandpa lived on the mountain, Heidi had no way to go to school normally.
Soon, the cold winter passed, the snow melted, everything recovered, and the Alps were awakened by spring again.
On this day, Heidi and Pete went up the mountain to graze as usual. While Grandpa was preparing fresh grass for the goats, Heidi's aunt found Grandpa in a hurry, saying that she had found a very wealthy family for Heidi in Frankfurt and was now going to take Heidi away.
The aunt saw that Grandpa was unwilling to let Heidi go, so she went to Heidi's grazing place to wait for Heidi, saying that she wanted to take her to a better place, tricking Heidi into saying that Grandpa also wanted it, and in this way, Heidi was reluctantly pulled away by her aunt.
Seeing that only Pete had returned from grazing, Grandpa immediately chased him down the mountain, but it was still a step too late, and Heidi had already boarded the train leaving the Alps with her aunt. Grandpa stared blankly into the distance, his heart full of loss.
Soon Heidi and her aunt arrived in Frankfurt, a new world where anything they encountered couldn't help but want to see more. Riding a carriage to the rich man's house, the aunt takes Heidi to see clara, the daughter of the housekeeper and the owner of the house, and the aunt takes advantage of the time heidi and Clara know each other to get the money from the housekeeper and leaves.
Soon, Heidi and Clara became acquainted, but Heidi, who was used to it in the mountains and forests, was very uncomfortable with the complicated place. During the meal, Heidi found that the bread was soft, so she would ask the housekeeper for one more, and then secretly hide it.
Here, despite Clara's company, for a long time, it is inevitable that they will miss Grandpa, they will take advantage of the noon lunch break to go out to find the tower, hoping to see the distant mountain where Grandpa lives, and will also bring back cute cats, so that the housekeeper with cat hair allergies punishes the wall.
Clara would take Heidi to a room with a painting of Clara and Clara's mother, who could still stand up, and since her mother had died, Clara had suffered from a heart attack and could no longer stand up.
Since Heidi had not been to school on the mountain, she did not even know the alphabet, so on the first day of class, the teacher was also very shocked, and had no choice but to teach her little by little.
One day, Clara's dad returns from a business trip and brings her a wise and humorous grandmother. When the housekeeper returned, she said that Heidi was not suitable for the place, that she was slow to learn, that she had a barrier to comprehension, and would delay Clara's progress.
Grandma was half-convinced, saying that she would observe and then make a decision, and that night, she picked up a storybook and read it to Heidi, and when she read the most wonderful part, she suddenly stopped, saying that if she wanted to know what happened later, she would have to read it herself.
In order to know the story earlier, Heidi soon knew a lot of words, which made the teacher very excited, and the Clara family was also very happy, saying that Heidi could stay here forever. But grandma on the side seemed to see that Heidi didn't seem happy.
One night, the door of the house was inexplicably opened often, which made both the housekeeper and the maid think that the house had attracted ghosts. But Dad didn't believe it, so one night, Dad and the doctor didn't sleep all night, waiting for the "ghost" to appear.
At night, the investigation found that it was Heidi who was sleepwalking, opening the door each time, looking into the distance, and then returning to the room to continue sleeping. Later, under the doctor's inquiry, heidi missed her grandfather too much and dreamed of her grandfather every night, and many of the bread collected in her room was also prepared for Pete's grandmother.
The doctor's final advice was to send Heidi back to Grandpa immediately, otherwise Heidi would be very dangerous. After thinking about it for a long time, Clara's father finally decided to send Heidi home, which made Clara very sad, and when she sent Heidi, Clara could not come to say goodbye to Heidi, and before leaving, Heidi left the eagle that her grandfather carved for her to Clara.
Accompanied by the housekeeper, Heidi returned to the village again, first to Pete's house, gave the soft bread to Grandma, and then went to Grandpa's house on the mountain, and finally Heidi returned to Grandpa.
Grandpa excitedly threw down the tools in his hand, trembled and climbed down the ladder to run toward Heidi, a thousand words can not describe the mood of the two at this moment, they hugged tightly together to enjoy the joy of reunion.
Heidi returned to the familiar life, drinking goat's milk in the morning, taking the cheese and sausages that her grandfather had given her, and Pete up the mountain to graze, but she had one more thing, that is, she would often write to Clara, inviting Herra to come to the magnificent and beautiful Alps.
In the winter, Grandpa finally moved to the village under the mountain so that Heidi could continue to study, and at school, when the teacher asked everyone what career they wanted to choose in the future, Heidi said that she would write a story, which caused a lot of laughter. But he insisted on writing to Clara and inviting her to come and play.
Clara holds the letter she received, still guilty that she didn't say goodbye when Heidi left, but Grandma decides to take Clara to the place where Heidi lives.
On this day, a special group of guests came to the village, and Heidi saw from a distance that it was Grandma and Clara who had come to the Alps. Grandma is ready to let Clara and Heidi live for a while, so that Clara can relax in the vast world.
In this way, Clara faded the complicated rules of the nobility, drank milk, ate a lot, and was very happy, because Clara was in a wheelchair and had limited mobility, and in order to accompany Clara, Pete could only go up the mountain to graze alone, which made him very jealous.
One morning, Pitt angrily pushed the wheelchair outside the house down the hill, but did not expect to fall off the cliff and break it, and Pete ran away in fear.
Because he couldn't find where the wheelchair was, Grandpa knew that it was Pete's ghost, and in order to punish him, Grandpa carried Clara to the place where Pete grazed, and let Pete take good care of Heidi and Clara.
During the break, Heidi took the initiative to find blueberries for Clara to eat, Clara sat alone on the stone, suddenly a butterfly stopped at Clara's feet, and then prepared to fly away, just at this time a miracle happened, Clara stood up and suddenly stood up to chase the flying butterfly, Heidi watched from a distance, excitedly called Clara, both of them were very happy.
In this way, Heidi and Claret spent many days in their hearts.
One day, Clara's father and grandmother came to pick up Clara, and as soon as Dad got on the mountain, he tripped over a rock when he got off his horse, complaining that Grandma shouldn't have sent the sick Clara here, there were stones everywhere.
Not far away, Clara called out to Daddy, who watched as he walked toward his daughter and watched Clara stand up and hug Clara excitedly, and Grandma's face was full of disbelief.
Finally, when it was time to part ways, Grandma gave Heidi a blank fairy tale book and a pen, and said in a serious tone that Heidi was someone who had seen more of the world than anyone else in the village, and if there was one thing that would make you happy, you would do it, no matter what anyone else said.
After Clara left, Heidi returned to her normal life, but now she has one more thing to do, which is to write her own story. Heidi lay on the ground and looked at the sky with Pete, and an eagle flew into the distance, and Heidi ran away with her arms outstretched.
Heidi and Grandpa was first released in Germany in 2015 and is based on the novel of the same name published in 1880 by Swiss writer Hanna Spielly.
The novel has also been adapted many times, including the animated film "The Girl of the Alps" directed by Takahata Hoshi and set by Hayao Miyazaki, and the 1937 film "Heidi" starring Hideran Dumbor.
Somehow, after watching this movie, it seems to go back to the last century, simple script, no special effects, focusing on the emotions and hearts of the characters.
This is where art really moves, and if you are interested, it is recommended to watch the original film.
See you next time!