Kiss Me, Frog 2000
In 'Kiss Me, Frog (2000)', a whimsical twist on the classic fairy tale 'The Frog Prince,' director Dagmar Hirtz crafts a charming family fantasy that blends humor and heart.
Director: Dagmar Hirtz
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Kiss Me, Frog (2000) about?
This family-friendly fantasy follows 15-year-old Anna, who kisses a frog on a whim—only to discover that magic curses aren't so simple to undo. What begins as a playful experiment spirals into a series of humorous and heartwarming challenges as Anna and the frog-prince work to break the spell before time runs out.
Who directed Kiss Me, Frog?
The film was directed by Dagmar Hirtz, known for her work in family and fantasy genres.
Who stars in Kiss Me, Frog?
Key roles are played by Anja Knauer as Anna, Matthias Schweighöfer as the frog prince, with supporting performances from Rufus Beck, Rita Russek, and a young Karoline Herfurth.
Is Kiss Me, Frog (2000) worth watching?
With its blend of humor, family-friendly themes, and a dash of fairy-tale charm, 'Kiss Me, Frog' offers 80 minutes of lighthearted entertainment. It's ideal for younger audiences and fans of quirky fantasy adventures, though its modest runtime and simple plot may not appeal to everyone seeking deep storytelling.
How long is Kiss Me, Frog?
The runtime for 'Kiss Me, Frog (2000)' is 80 minutes.
About Kiss Me, Frog (2000) — A Modern Fairy Tale of Magic and Mischief You Won't Forget
In 'Kiss Me, Frog (2000)', a whimsical twist on the classic fairy tale 'The Frog Prince,' director Dagmar Hirtz crafts a charming family fantasy that blends humor and heart. The story follows 15-year-old Anna, whose impulsive kiss transforms a frog into a dashing prince—but the magical curse isn't so easily broken. With a playful tone and a dash of mischief, this German film balances lighthearted comedy with the timeless theme of expectations versus reality.
Anna's adventure takes unexpected turns as she navigates the quirks of magic and the chaos of young love, all wrapped in a visually vibrant world that appeals to both kids and adults. The ensemble cast, led by Anja Knauer and Matthias Schweighöfer, brings warmth and authenticity to roles that oscillate between the ordinary and the extraordinary. 'Kiss Me, Frog (2000)' is a delightful escape into a fairy-tale realm where every kiss—and every mistake—holds the potential for magic.