Benjamin Blümchen is a German comedy-adventure film directed by Tim Trachte based on the popular children's series of the same name. The movie is set in the fictional town of Neustadt, where Benjamin Blümchen, a talking elephant, lives with his best friend, Otto, a boy who works at the local zoo.
When the town's new mayor, Herr Tierlieb, comes to power, he immediately shuts down the zoo and puts all the animals into cages. Benjamin, Otto, and their friends must team up to find a way to save the zoo and free the animals. Along the way, they face challenges in the form of Herr Tierlieb's evil assistant, Zora Zack, and her henchmen, who are determined to stop them.
The movie is full of action, humor, and heart, with messages of friendship, courage, and standing up for what is right. It stars Manuel Santos Gelke as Otto, Friedrich von Thun as Herr Tierlieb, Tim Oliver Schultz as Zack, and Jürgen Kluckert as the voice of Benjamin Blümchen.
Overall, Benjamin Blümchen is a delightful family-friendly film that will entertain and inspire both kids and adults.