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Directed by Waldemar Fast
Grand Prix of Europe
Animation
Adventure
Comedy
Family
2025
1h 38m
2.6(2.2k)via LetterboxdHannes Maurer + 4 more
Edda, a young mouse and the daughter of fairground operator Erwin, dreams of becoming a race car driver. Ahead of the 50th anniversary of the European Grand Prix, Edda gets the opportunity to meet her idol, racing star Ed, and to help her father save his failing business. But to do so, she'll have to get behind the wheel herself.
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1Grand Prix of Europe is showing in 1 cinema in Spetses - next screening Saturday 1 August at 20:45 at Ciné Titania.
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6What people say
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🏎️ For as long as I can remember, I have been a big fan of all things related to Europa Park. So when it was announced that their characters would finally get their own movie, I was really excited to watch it. I was on vacation at the park and had been watching it in 4DX every day, so I didn’t think there was a better moment to check it out—of course I went to see it! While it didn’t end up being the best animated film of the year—that wasn’t my expectation at all—it was still a really fun time for a Europa Park fan. Story-wise, it was as expected—nothing new, which is normal for a kids’ movie, because at this point basically everything has been done already. But I must admit they did a pretty good job of making a kind of F1-for-kids that takes a lot of inspiration from Mario Kart. That made the film fly by at an amazing pace and never felt boring, which is a special accomplishment on its own!Because I watched the film in a theatre in Germany, it was dubbed in German, so I did not know any of the voice actors. It must be said, though, that they all did an excellent job with the voices, because I have heard way worse; after seeing the trailer the English version does not seem bad at all either, so maybe I will watch that one day as well! The animation style and its quality were by far the thing I was the most afraid of, because that can very quickly ruin an entire film, but to my big surprise it was actually of very high quality. I would not exactly put it in the same league as Disney, but it is absolutely not far behind that, and I really hope that many of you go to check this one out!Most of the jokes in here also made me chuckle a bit, especially some returning gags that they sprinkled in here and there. A big plus of the film was Volker Bertelman’s enjoyable score, who, because of his awesome work on Conclave, is someone I really was not expecting here. But basically every track on it was crazy good, and I am very happy I got the chance to buy it on a golden vinyl record!At the end of the day, I would never call this an Oscar-worthy masterpiece, but for what it’s worth this was by all means a fun film for the entire family and a love letter to all fans of Europa Park. It already left me wanting to see much more of it, because I can never get enough of this! 🏁
Common questions
What is Grand Prix of Europe about?+
A young mouse named Edda dreams of becoming a race car driver to save her father's failing fairground business and meets her racing idol.
Who directed Grand Prix of Europe?+
Waldemar Fast directed this 2025 German animated family film.
Is Grand Prix of Europe suitable for all ages?+
The film is designed as a family-friendly animation, though some viewers find the plot and character choices somewhat polarizing.
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