German fantasy films
24 entries in the German Fantasy Films compendium.
Alice in Wonderland (1999 film)A 1999 television adaptation of Lewis Carroll's Wonderland stories.Alraune (1952 film)A scientist creates a beautiful but soulless woman.Die Augen des Ole BrandisA lost silent fantasy about seeing souls.A Distant Neighborhood (film)A man travels back to his teenage years with adult memories.Dragon Storm (film)A 2004 TV film about dragons arriving via meteorites.Faraway, So Close!Sequel to Wings of Desire set in reunified Berlin.Faust (1926 film)A 1926 silent fantasy film by F. W. Murnau.The Fearless Four (film)Four animals seek stardom in a music-banned city.The Golem (1915 film)A partially lost 1915 German silent horror film.Heart of Stone (1950 film)First DEFA fairy tale film in color, basedImpy's IslandA frozen baby dinosaur discovered on a magical island.The Lost ShadowA silent German film about a violinist who trades his shadow.Maya the Bee (film)A young bee breaks hive rules to find stolen Royal Jelly.Momo (2025 film)A fantasy film about an orphan who fights time thieves.My Brother Is a DogA 2004 German family film directed by Peter Timm.The Mysterious MirrorA German silent fantasy about a mirror revealing the future — often misdated and misattributed.Pinocchio (1967 film)East German live-action and marionette adaptation of Collodi's classic.Prince Valiant (1997 film)A loose adaptation of the Hal Foster comic strip.A Rat's TaleA 1997 fantasy film blending live action and marionettes.Sleep No More (film)Three siblings confront terror born from exhaustion and greed.Snow White (1961 film)East German faithful adaptation of the Brothers Grimm fairy tale.Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1955 film)A 1955 West German live-action adaptation of the Brothers Grimm tale.Stowaways on the ArkA woodworm family stows away on Noah's Ark.Tarzan and the Lost CityA 1998 adventure film loosely based on Tarzan stories.
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