Heidi leaves her beloved Alm and moves to Frankfurt, where she finds a new good friend in Clara. Aunt Dete wants Heidi to leave her grandfather on the mountain pasture and go with her to Frankfurt, where she is supposed to live with the Sesemann family and keep their paralyzed daughter Clara company. In this way, Heidi would enjoy an excellent upbringing and grow up with one of the richest families in Frankfurt. Aunt Dete sees a bright future for Heidi in the city. However, this idea is not met with enthusiasm by Heidi and her grandfather, Peter and his grandmother are also very reluctant to let Heidi go. After much persuasion and many promises from Aunt Dete, Heidi finally leaves her beloved mountain world with a heavy heart and travels to Frankfurt.
Isao Takahata
Director
Gianfranco Bellini
Sebastian (doppiaggio italiano)
Clelia Bernacchi
Nonna di Peter (doppiaggio italiano)
Rosetta Calavetta
Sig.ra Rottenmeier (doppiaggio italiano)
Luciano De Ambrosis
Sig. Seseman (doppiaggio italiano)
Arturo Dominici
Dr. Classen (doppiaggio italiano)
Germana Dominici
Zia Dete (doppiaggio italiano)
Sergio Fiorentini
Nonno di Heidi (doppiaggio italiano)
Francesca Guadagno
Heidi (doppiaggio italiano)
Riccardo Rossi
Peter (doppiaggio italiano)
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