What's Happening?
The Playmaker is set to launch international sales for the animated feature 'The Unicorn That Said No' at the European Film Market in Berlin. The film is based on a bestselling children's book by Marc-Uwe Kling, with illustrations by Astrid Henn. The story follows a unique unicorn, known as uNOcorn, who defies expectations and embarks on an adventure with a group of equally unconventional friends. The film is directed by Studio Soi and Kling, and produced by Uwe Schott and Nicole Kellerhals. Warner Bros. will release the film in Germany later this year.
Why It's Important?
The launch of 'The Unicorn That Said No' highlights the growing trend of adapting popular children's literature into animated films, which can reach a global audience. The film's unique storyline
and characters offer a fresh take on traditional children's narratives, promoting themes of individuality and friendship. This adaptation is expected to resonate with audiences worldwide, given the book's success in multiple languages. The involvement of major production companies and support from various film funding bodies underscores the project's significance in the international film market.
