Epsilon Film has obtained worldwide distribution rights to “Apple Cadabra – I Shrunk Myself,” an animated feature developed from the “Petronella Applesauce” book series, which has achieved significant commercial success in Germany. The company plans to conduct international sales operations for the project during the American Film Market, scheduled to take place November 10-15 in Los Angeles, where industry attendees will be shown footage from the production.
The film follows two children who experience magical shrinkage into a miniature world, combining adventure and humor with storytelling elements centered on empathy and prejudice. The production team includes directors Ute von Münchow-Pohl and Felix Schichl, with screenplay contributions from Claudio Winter and Seraina Nyikos. Character design work comes from Oliver Kurth, known for previous animated projects.
The film is produced by Akkord Film, the animation studio responsible for “The Elfkins” and “Rabbit Academy,” with additional production support from Seru Animation, PFX, VAST, and JewelLabs Pictures. Tobis Film will handle theatrical distribution across German cinemas. Alice von Allem, managing director at Epsilon Film, described the project as combining commercial appeal with themes of friendship and belonging intended to attract international family audiences.
Epsilon Film representatives will maintain a presence at Suite 334 of the Fairmont Century Plaza Hotel during the market event.
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