The English-language adaptation of Michael Ende’s beloved fantasy book, “Momo,” has generated excitement with its stellar cast. Alexa Goodall takes on the lead role of the young orphan girl Momo, bringing her character to life in a new and captivating way.
A Diverse and Talented Ensemble
Joining Goodall are talented actors such as Araloyin Oshunremi, Kim Bodnia, Claes Bang, Laura Haddock, Jennifer Amaka Peterson, David Shütter, and Martin Freeman. This diverse and experienced ensemble promises to deliver a compelling and engaging performance in this adaptation.
A Peek Behind the Scenes
Exclusive first-look images from the set of “Momo” in Croatia and Slovenia provide a glimpse into the world being created by the production team. The film’s setting and visual aesthetic promise to transport audiences into a magical and immersive experience.
The storyline of “Momo” follows the titular character, a young orphan girl living in the ruins of an ancient amphitheater. As a powerful corporation steals people’s time, Momo and Master Hora must confront the time thieves and save their community from losing what is most precious.
“Momo” is a Rat Pack FilmProduction in collaboration with Constantin Film Production, Westside Filmproduction, Michael Ende Productions, and Pakt Media. The international appeal of the story is reflected in its production and distribution, ensuring that audiences worldwide can experience the magic of “Momo.”
A Team of Visionaries
Producer Christian Becker and writer-director Christian Ditter have brought Michael Ende’s novel to life with passion and dedication. Their creative partnership has resulted in a fresh and innovative take on a classic story, promising to enchant both longtime fans and new audiences.
Festival Debut and International Sales
As “Momo” prepares for its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival, international sales rights are being handled by Rocket Science. The buzz surrounding the film’s release suggests that it will be a standout feature in the upcoming festival lineup, drawing attention from buyers around the world.
With funding from various German film organizations, “Momo” has received support and recognition within the industry. Ditter and Becker’s collaboration on this project builds on their previous successes, showcasing their ability to bring captivating stories to the screen with skill and artistry.