The Journey to Sundevit
(Die Reise nach Sundevit)
GDR, 1966, 71 min, b&w
In German; no subtitles

Die Reise nach Sundevit © DEFA-Stiftung, Horst Blümel
Credits:
Carow, Heiner |
Carow, Heiner |
Pludra, Benno |
(Rammler) Deubener, Gudrun |
Lehmphul, Erika |
Brauer, Jürgen |
Wratsch, Georg |
Sasse, Karl-Ernst |
Barthold, Fritz |
Borgwardt, Ralph |
Drinda, Horst |
Hardt-Hardtloff, Hans |
Höchst, Siegfried |
Richter, Otmar |
Stegmann, Peter |
Strohbach, Ralf |
Wolf, Ursula |
Wyzniewski, Arno |
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Synopsis
Little Tim Tammer, the son of a lighthouse keeper, lives right on the Baltic Sea beach, but his remote home often leaves him feeling lonely. When Young Pioneers pitch their tents nearby, he is overjoyed and quickly makes new friends.
His parents give him permission to travel with the other children to Cape Sundevit. First, though, he has to run an errand, which ends up taking much longer than he had hoped because others keep asking him for help. Tim returns to find the Pioneers already gone, but he sets off to follow them to Cape Sundevit.
Based on a children's book by Benno Pludra.
Awards
1967 | Heinrich Greif Prize, Class 1 (Heiner Carow, Jürgen Brauer, Gudrun Rammler) |