Heidi and Grandpa [Film and TV Commentary]

Orphan Heidi (played by Anouk Steffen) is sent to the Alps by her aunt Didi (played by Anna Hines), and lives alone in the mountains with her grandfather (Bruno Ganz) far away from the town. ) live together. The lively Heidi is at home here. Not only does she gain the friendship of the shepherd Peter (Quillin Agrippi) and the affection of her lonely grandfather, she also gets to mingle with Peter's family. One day, Heidi and Peter were herding sheep in the mountains. Her aunt suddenly appeared and coaxed and sold Heidi to the Zesemann family in Frankfurt. From then on, the ignorant Heidi became the companion of Miss Clara (played by Isabel Altman). Clara lost her mother when she was young, became seriously ill and could no longer stand, and was trapped in a wheelchair with her in a mansion. Her father (Maxim Memit) is away from home all year round and rarely comes home. The lonely Clara uses Heidi as a life-saving straw. Can Heidi adapt to her new life in the Zesemann family? Can my grandfather and Peter, who are far away, meet again? Is there any hope for Clara's leg to get better?