Dragons, love and power: Chemnitz conquers in the valley of the Nibelungen!

Dragons, love and power: Chemnitz conquers in the valley of the Nibelungen!

Neumarkt 2, 09111 Chemnitz, Deutschland - A new film moves to the cinema and promises an exciting story based on the legendary Nibelungen saga. The title is "Hagen - in the valley of the Nibelungen" and brings the time -honored drama to the big screen. The premiere took place on October 17, 2024 and presents itself in the Cinestar - the film palace on the Red Tower in Chemnitz, located on Neumarkt 2.

The plot of the film revolves around Hagen von Tronje, who, as a weapon master in the Burgundian kingdom, is under the rule of the young king Gunter. But the idyll is deceptive, because the empire faces both internal and external threats. When the famous dragon -sloter Siegfried travels to Worms, Gunter asked him for help to take the mighty Brunhild Wallkue to a woman and thereby consolidate his authority. The love interest of the king's daughter Kriemhild is particularly complicated because she is also in love with Siegfried - a turn that Hagen, who is in love with Kriemhild, is anything but pleased.

The creator and occupation

directed by Cyrill Boss and Philipp Stennert, who together reinterpret the visual and narrative power of this classic narrative. In the leading roles, Gijs Naber, Jannis Niewöhner as Gunter and Dominic Marcus Singer, participated as Hagen - a combination of talent that lets the audience immerse yourself in the fascinating mythology of the Nibelungen.

Appointed for the age group from the age of 12, this film not only attracts fantasy fans, but is also supposed to bring younger spectators closer to the captivating stories of the Nibelungen. The combination of action, drama and myths lets the viewers immerse in the world of the Middle Ages and addresses different age groups.

The reactions to the film have so far been mixed, with some critics praise the impressive staging and the strong representations, while others may be able to criticize the deviations from the classic narrative. Nevertheless, the anticipation of the premiere shows that interest in the Nibelungen saga is still alive.

A more comprehensive consideration of the topic and more details on the film premiere can be found in the current report on www.freifress.de .