Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale

Summary

Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale is a film^[1]. It is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[2]

Key Facts

• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale's instance of is recorded as A Revolutionary Tale — instance of (P31): film^[3].
• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale's instance of is recorded as A Revolutionary Tale — instance of (P31): animated film^[4].
• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale was directed by A Revolutionary Tale — director (P57): Ralf Kukula^[5].
• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale was directed by A Revolutionary Tale — director (P57): Matthias Bruhn^[6].
• A Revolutionary Tale — screenwriter (P58): Beate Völcker wrote the screenplay for Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale^[7].
• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale's composer is recorded as A Revolutionary Tale — composer (P86): André Dziezuk^[8].
• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale's genre is A Revolutionary Tale — genre (P136): drama film^[9].
• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale's genre is A Revolutionary Tale — genre (P136): animated film^[10].
• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale was produced by A Revolutionary Tale — producer (P162): Matthias Bruhn^[11].
• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale was produced by A Revolutionary Tale — producer (P162): Ralf Kukula^[12].
• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale was produced by A Revolutionary Tale — producer (P162): Martin Vandas^[13].
• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale was produced by A Revolutionary Tale — producer (P162): Richard Lutterbeck^[14].
• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale was produced by A Revolutionary Tale — producer (P162): Pierre Urbain^[15].
• The original language of Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale was A Revolutionary Tale — original language of film or TV show (P364): German^[16].
• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale's color is recorded as A Revolutionary Tale — color (P462): color^[17].
• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale's country of origin is recorded as A Revolutionary Tale — country of origin (P495): Germany^[18].
• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale's country of origin is recorded as A Revolutionary Tale — country of origin (P495): Luxembourg^[19].
• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale's country of origin is recorded as A Revolutionary Tale — country of origin (P495): Belgium^[20].
• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale's country of origin is recorded as A Revolutionary Tale — country of origin (P495): Czech Republic^[21].
• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale was released on October 9, 2019^[22].
• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale's voice actor is recorded as A Revolutionary Tale — voice actor (P725): Gaëtan Wenders^[23].
• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale's voice actor is recorded as A Revolutionary Tale — voice actor (P725): Katharina Lopinski^[24].
• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale's has edition or translation is recorded as A Revolutionary Tale — has edition or translation (P747): Q111439636^[25].
• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale's main subject is A Revolutionary Tale — main subject (P921): Die Wende and Peaceful Revolution^[26].
• Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale's title is recorded as {'lang': 'de', 'text': 'Fritzi – Eine Wendewundergeschichte'}^[27].

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Authorship and Creation

Producers include A Revolutionary Tale — producer (P162): Matthias Bruhn^[11], A Revolutionary Tale — producer (P162): Ralf Kukula^[12], A Revolutionary Tale — producer (P162): Martin Vandas^[13], A Revolutionary Tale — producer (P162): Richard Lutterbeck^[14], and A Revolutionary Tale — producer (P162): Pierre Urbain^[15]. Directors include A Revolutionary Tale — director (P57): Ralf Kukula^[5] and A Revolutionary Tale — director (P57): Matthias Bruhn^[6]. A Revolutionary Tale — screenwriter (P58): Beate Völcker wrote the screenplay for Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale^[7].

Publication

Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale was published on October 9, 2019^[22]. The original language of it was A Revolutionary Tale — original language of film or TV show (P364): German^[16]. Genres include A Revolutionary Tale — genre (P136): drama film^[9] and A Revolutionary Tale — genre (P136): animated film^[10].

Subject and Themes

Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale's main subject is A Revolutionary Tale — main subject (P921): Die Wende and Peaceful Revolution^[26].

Why It Matters

Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[2]