Thorsten Morawietz

A long time ago, when monsters and ogres lived around the world, Zeus decided to make his son Hercules immortal so he could rule over Greece. But Hera, Zeus' wife, doesn't like the idea. Now, Hercules must prove he's worthy of being called a hero.

The youngest of the three sons of the miller was sitting sadly in front of his cabin. While his brothers had inherited their father's mill and donkey, all he had gotten was an old tomcat. But what he did not know: it was a quite gifted tomcat. A tomcat, which could speak and walk like a human on two legs. How this cat got his boots and how he succeeded to make the millers son a rich man is told in this story. A story, which is one of the most famous in the Grimm brothers collection of fairytales and to this day has not lost it's fascination and charms.

Tout le monde est occupé avec les préparatifs pour l'événement de l'année, le plus grand match de football de tous les temps! L'équipe favorite des "Wild Dogs" a assumé le défi des "Lionkings" également favorisés. L'entraîneur des "Wild Dogs" passe des nuits blanches. Est-ce que Bulli, son défenseur gauche, n'apprend jamais à ne pas battre son adversaire - ou Boucher, le Gardien, ne perd jamais sa peur d'un penalty? Il y a aussi des problèmes dans l'équipe adverse. Le meilleur attaquant des "Lionkings", le petit lion, ne veut jamais passer le ballon. Et pour empirer les choses, un essaim de Hooligans serait en route ... Enfin, le moment est venu. Le match est sur le point de commencer.

Winter 1925 in Alaska. Nome, a small place situated almost at the north pole, is cut off from the external world. But the children and their friends, the clumsy polar bear, the clever seal and of course the huskies keep on playing anyhow. But then one child after another gets sick. "Diphtheria ", says the doctor, " we don't have enough medicine." There is only one chance to save the children. Balto and Kemo, the two fastest sled dogs of the village are chosen to get the medicine from the city. But this City is more than 400 miles away from Nome.