A Piece of Cake

It's a deliciously sweet German computer-animated film, with extremely cute and captivating characters, colorful and vibrant graphics, the script is charming and captivating due to its simplicity and delicacy, cute, kind-hearted elves, two quarreling confectioner brothers, it captivates children and adults, sweet and adorable... If you need help, just ask the Elves/Gnomes...

Elfie is a very intelligent and very clumsy gnome, who is looking for a job and to follow the gnome tradition: to master an activity with excellence. While Kipp makes phenomenal furniture and Buck makes candles like no one else, Elfie can't develop a profession without causing a lot of confusion.

I decided to write a review about this animation because there is none at the moment. The animation ''The Elfkins'' was pleasant to watch and very cute. The dialogue and scenes are not overfilled with jokes and try to be funny scenes. The story mainly teaches about morality and about the feeling of being accepted and loved no matter how small or big you are. Bad side is that the story is very predictable and it seems like they haven't spent much time writing it. Overall it's worth watching it, if you are watching with your kids.

A nice children's animation movie. Worthy of the Disney genre. Good to extol the virtues of human nature against wrong-doing. I enjoyed it. Nice for children to watch. I recommend it.

Not bad, but too generic and combining some smart moments with silly ones. It seems a mashup of several better animated films, such as Ratatouille, Toy Story, Antz, Kiki's Delivery Service, Klaus... While the baker Theo is a nice character (although not innovative), elfkin Helvi is a little annoying.

While this could've benefitted from a little less fart humour, and from removing the musical numbers, it was pretty good for what it is.

The film was fairly cute and fun, and I think young kids would probably enjoy it, even if it might be a bit frivolous.

I will say, I don't think there's a huge amount for the parents to enjoy here, but then again, that's not what they're going for!