Story
Years after a childhood that gave them a taste for bloodshed, Hansel and Gretel have turned their shared history into a mission of retribution. The siblings now travel as relentless witch hunters, confronting supernatural threats with the hardened resolve of experienced vigilantes. Their latest challenge carries a darker edge: while pursuing evil, they discover that they have become targets themselves.
As the hunt intensifies, Hansel and Gretel face an enemy whose danger reaches beyond the witches they have fought before. Their greatest threat is tied to their own past. The story combines violent action, dark fantasy and horror, keeping the focus on the siblings' determination and their bond.
Overview
Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters is a German-American action horror fantasy film directed by Tommy Wirkola. The familiar fairy-tale premise takes a darker, more confrontational form, placing its central characters in a world where witch hunting has become their way of life. The film balances supernatural danger with a revenge-driven storyline and a grim atmosphere.
At its center stands the uneasy connection between personal history and present purpose. Hansel and Gretel are known for confronting witches, yet their own past now comes back to challenge them. The result is a fast-moving fantasy adventure shaped by sibling loyalty and violent encounters.
Cast and Characters
Jeremy Renner and Gemma Arterton lead the film as Hansel and Gretel, the siblings whose childhood experience sets them on a path of retribution. Their partnership drives the story, bringing together determination, shared memory and a hardened approach to supernatural danger.
The ensemble also features Famke Janssen, Thomas Mann and Pihla Viitala. Together with the leads, they form the cast of a dark fantasy adventure centered on witch hunters and the forces that pursue them.









































