Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- January 30, 2020 (6 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 27m
- Rating
- PG-13
- Language
- English
- Origins
- AKA
- Tags
- Companies
- Automatik Entertainment, Bron Studios, Orion Pictures
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Sophia LillisGretel

Samuel LeakeyHansel

Alice KrigeWitch

Jessica De GouwYoung Witch

Charles BabalolaThe Hunter

Fiona O'ShaughnessyMother

Donncha CrowleyMaster Stripp

Jonathan GunningEmaciated Man

Beatrix PerkinsClicky

Abdul AlshareefAnother Knight

Manuel PomboAnother Knight
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Crew View all

Oz PerkinsDirector & Screenplay

Jacob GrimmOriginal Story

Wilhelm GrimmOriginal Story
Rob HayesScreenplay

Brian Kavanaugh-JonesProducer
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External reviews
Gretel & HanselThe woods are dark and deep, but far from lovely ...
Film Review: Gretel and Hansel Is a Gorgeous and Moody Update of a Classic Fairy TaleOsgood Perkins makes the move over to children’s horror without skimping on the actual horror with Gretel and Hansel. Read our review.
‘Gretel & Hansel’: Film ReviewSophia Lillis and Alice Krige star in 'Gretel & Hansel,' Oz Perkins' dark reimagining of the classic Brothers Grimm fairy tale.
'Gretel And Hansel' Review: A Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy - SlashFilmGretel and Hansel review: Oz Perkins's new movie is a visually stunning folk-horror take on the classic fairytale.
Review: Oz Perkins’s Gretel & Hansel is a surprisingly feminist take on the disturbing old fairy taleThe breadcrumb and gingerbread house-free horror movie depicts the reverberations of trauma, and how women can come into their power
'Gretel & Hansel' Film Review: Oz Perkins Turns a Dark Fable Into Even Darker CinemaPerkins finds new layers of dread and discomfort in the Brothers Grimm tale, further establishing himself as a vital horror auteur


