Lotte from Gadgetville
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Lotte from Gadgetville
Summary
Lotte from Gadgetville is an animated film[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 8 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Lotte from Gadgetville's instance of is recorded as animated film[3].
- Lotte from Gadgetville was directed by Heiki Ernits[4].
- Lotte from Gadgetville was directed by Janno Põldma[5].
- Heiki Ernits wrote the screenplay for Lotte from Gadgetville[6].
- Andrus Kivirähk wrote the screenplay for Lotte from Gadgetville[7].
- Janno Põldma wrote the screenplay for Lotte from Gadgetville[8].
- Alvis Lapiņš wrote the screenplay for Lotte from Gadgetville[9].
- Lotte from Gadgetville's composer is recorded as Sven Grünberg[10].
- Lotte from Gadgetville's composer is recorded as Aksel Pajupuu[11].
- Lotte from Gadgetville's composer is recorded as Marko Matvere[12].
- Lotte from Gadgetville's genre is family film[13].
- Lotte from Gadgetville's genre is comedy film[14].
- Lotte from Gadgetville followed Lotte's Journey South[15].
- Lotte from Gadgetville was followed by Lotte and the Moonstone Secret[16].
- Lotte from Gadgetville was produced by Riina Sildos[17].
- Lotte from Gadgetville was produced by Kalev Tamm[18].
- Lotte from Gadgetville was produced by Vilnis Kalnaellis[19].
- Lotte from Gadgetville's production company is recorded as Eesti Joonisfilm[20].
- Lotte from Gadgetville's production company is recorded as Rija Films[21].
- Lotte from Gadgetville's production company is recorded as Babelsberg Studio[22].
- The original language of Lotte from Gadgetville was Estonian[23].
- Lotte from Gadgetville was distributed by video on demand[24].
- Lotte from Gadgetville's color is recorded as color[25].
- Lotte from Gadgetville's country of origin is recorded as Estonia[26].
- Lotte from Gadgetville's country of origin is recorded as Latvia[27].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Producers include Riina Sildos[17], Kalev Tamm[18], and Vilnis Kalnaellis[19]. Directors include Heiki Ernits[4] and Janno Põldma[5]. Screenwriters include Heiki Ernits[6], Andrus Kivirähk[7], Janno Põldma[8], and Alvis Lapiņš[9].
Publication
Publication dates include May 23, 2006[28], August 21, 2006[29], August 30, 2006[30], October 21, 2006[31], February 14, 2007[32], and February 22, 2007[33]. The original language of Lotte from Gadgetville was Estonian[23]. Genres include family film[13] and comedy film[14]. It was distributed by video on demand[24].
Adaptations and Inspiration
Lotte from Gadgetville followed Lotte's Journey South[15]. It was followed by Lotte and the Moonstone Secret[16].
Why It Matters
Lotte from Gadgetville has Wikipedia articles in 8 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2] It is known by 8 alternative names across languages and contexts.[34]