Shirley Temple plays little Heidi in this popular children's novel—a bright, lively, innocent, kind-hearted little girl. Little Heidi lost her parents when she was very young, became an orphan, and was raised by her aunt until she was five years old. Tired of raising little Heidi, her aunt sends Heidi to her unfriendly grandfather who lives in seclusion in the Swiss mountains. The grandfather didn't like seeing little Heidi at first, but gradually he fell in love with his granddaughter. Under the influence of nature, little Heidi developed a love for the beautiful mountains and simple people, and she used her love to help her withdrawn grandfather return to the crowd. Before long, the aunt came back to pick up Heidi and sold her to Clara, the disabled daughter of a wealthy family, for company. Despite being bullied by a vicious governess, Heidi won the family's affection and miraculously restored Clara's ability to walk independently, but never gave up returning to her dear grandfather.
Heidi movie plot
2022-01-26 08:43
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Jakayla 2022-01-26 08:43:41
9 points, classic film, worth watching! Xiulan Temple's cuteness can warm everyone's heart. A sunny little girl told us so warmly, "When the environment cannot be changed, you can try to change your mentality, live an optimistic life, and face everything calmly."
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Marge 2022-03-17 09:01:09
This edition is still inseparable from the limitations of that era. The so-called conforming to the religious life of the social collective and doing the same thing as everyone is recognized as safe by everyone. The evil villain reflects the painful memory and cognition and lack of tolerance space. Heidi is more civilized instead of directly drawing on nature and freedom, Including the dress has always been a doll dress that conforms to the gender norms. . .
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Heidi: Grandfather! I found my bed. I'll sleep on the hay. But, I suppose I ought to have a sheet and coverlet.
Heidi: [louder] I say, I suppose I ought to have a sheet and coverlet.
[her grandfather ignores her]
Heidi: Well, I've always had a sheet and coverlet, but if there aren't any, I could sleep under the hay.
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Heidi: [seeing goats] Are these ours, Grandfather?
Adolph Kramer, The Grandfather: Mmm-hmm.
Heidi: What are their names?
Adolph Kramer, The Grandfather: Swanli, Bearli.
Heidi: [to the goats] You don't look much like a swan, and you don't look anything like a bear, but I think you're a beautiful goat. I wonder if you give black milk.
Adolph Kramer, The Grandfather: You can milk Bearli.
Heidi: But I don't know how to milk a goat.
Adolph Kramer, The Grandfather: Well, then it's time you learned.