This movie is a parody of the original fairy tale written by Grimm brothers, the Best parody ever.
With an hilarant dialog format, it gets along telling us the story of Rapunzel, a girl that grows up in a tower being raised by Charnot, a witch whom we fall for, since how strong, elegant and dramatic she is. Charnot used to be in love with Rapunzel's biological mother, Emilia, but taking into account that Emilia would like men and got married with Rapunzel's father, Charnot still wanted to have something that could be a reminder of her old friend (who left her for making her own life appart from Charnot). Thus, Charnot pretended to keep Rapunzel far from "the world" and its pain and temptations, wore her in baby blue ( a color representing innocence and serenity) and never talked to her about human sexuality development and exercise, while her hair kept becoming longer indefintely.
When Eivano, a Prince that ruled over "the fantasy Germany" (xD) discovered her, he fell for her and introduced her into the charms of human sexuality, whereas they developed a beautiful and profound friendship, until one day after making love, Eivano's liberal ideas broke into Rapunzel's self- awareness and she decided that she wanted to be free and got out from the tower. And finally, she did it, by her own, and with a baby of her and Eivano on her arms (however, she did it alone, because the couple had been separated for some time and Rapunzel had to find the way to survive and provide what was necessary for her and the baby, and finally, when the couple got together again, she had became self-suficent and confident in spite of the difficulties he had to face).
I love this story for many reasons, specially because it shows that real love helps us to get mature although it may hurt, and before making our lives with a beloved one, we should have found our own sense and happiness, in order to be happy together and share, not to make our joy depending on the other person.
I Will always thank Efrayn for making it and share His view with us in such incredible way.
With an hilarant dialog format, it gets along telling us the story of Rapunzel, a girl that grows up in a tower being raised by Charnot, a witch whom we fall for, since how strong, elegant and dramatic she is. Charnot used to be in love with Rapunzel's biological mother, Emilia, but taking into account that Emilia would like men and got married with Rapunzel's father, Charnot still wanted to have something that could be a reminder of her old friend (who left her for making her own life appart from Charnot). Thus, Charnot pretended to keep Rapunzel far from "the world" and its pain and temptations, wore her in baby blue ( a color representing innocence and serenity) and never talked to her about human sexuality development and exercise, while her hair kept becoming longer indefintely.
When Eivano, a Prince that ruled over "the fantasy Germany" (xD) discovered her, he fell for her and introduced her into the charms of human sexuality, whereas they developed a beautiful and profound friendship, until one day after making love, Eivano's liberal ideas broke into Rapunzel's self- awareness and she decided that she wanted to be free and got out from the tower. And finally, she did it, by her own, and with a baby of her and Eivano on her arms (however, she did it alone, because the couple had been separated for some time and Rapunzel had to find the way to survive and provide what was necessary for her and the baby, and finally, when the couple got together again, she had became self-suficent and confident in spite of the difficulties he had to face).
I love this story for many reasons, specially because it shows that real love helps us to get mature although it may hurt, and before making our lives with a beloved one, we should have found our own sense and happiness, in order to be happy together and share, not to make our joy depending on the other person.
I Will always thank Efrayn for making it and share His view with us in such incredible way.
