

Rapunzel and the Return of the Falcons
Original Title: “Rapunzel und die Rückkehr der Falken”
Overview
Orphaned crown prince Sigismund, controlled by regent Queen Freya, climbs the Falcon dynasty's sacred tower with help from sorceress Eleonor, reawakened to magic by her adopted daughter Rapunzel, Sigi’s childhood friend. After Eleonor’s refusal to serve the queen again lands her and Rapunzel in the dungeon, Sigi helps them flee to a hidden tower only reachable via Rapunzel’s enchanted hair. But with the queen’s spies in pursuit, a final clash looms.
Top Cast

Anna-Lena Schwing
Rapunzel

Luke Matt Röntgen
Prinz Sigismund

Andrea Sawatzki
Eleonor

Tom Böttcher
Pip

Christina Große
Königin Freya

Anna Wittowsky
Rapunzel (als Kind)

Leo Alonso-Kallscheuer
Prinz Sigismund (als Kind)

Ludwig Samuel Ott
Pip (als Kind)

Denis Schmidt
Corvus
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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