After the death of their mother, Hansel and his younger sister, Gretel, found comfort in each other. When their father remarried, life became difficult for the enamored pair. Their stepmother detested their relationship whereas their father, so numb and dead to the world after the death of their mother, hadn't minded, but the marriage seemed to bring him back to life if only to destroy the precarious peace of their household.

Stepmother convinces the woodcutter to abandon his naughty children deep into the forest. When the happy trio left the farm that morning, Hansel and Gretel had no idea it would be the last time the ever saw it or their father again. Hansel and the woodcutter left Gretel to find the herbs and wild mushrooms their Stepmother had asked her to gather, while they chopped wood in the forest to bring their family a little extra money. At noon, the woodcutter sent Hansel off to find Gretel and as soon as his son was no longer in his sight, the woodcutter gathered their horse and wagon and left the forest.

Hansel did find Gretel at a pond at the heart of the forest. He watched her wash the dirt and sweat from her skin before making himself known to her. They made love for the rest of the afternoon, collapsing in exhausting at sunset. The next morning, Hansel is unable to find their clothes and has to admit he cannot find his way out of the forest. The siblings decide they had best start walking if they want to get home. Hungry and cold, the pair start off through the woods.

And they walk. And walk. And walk. Through the endless forest until the once bright and lively trees grow dark and twisted; and suddenly a wonderful fragrance permeates the air, a delicious perfume of sugar and cinnamon, and warm chocolate, and honey, and peppermint, fresh raspberry jam, plums, cherries... They see it! A strange, magnificent house made of cake and pastry and icing and gingerbread, and honeycomb, and cookies with trees made out of cotton candy and giant orbs of candy. The windows are spun sugar, the door solid white chocolate, even the stairs are baked soft and crunchy like the perfect cookies.

Hansel and Gretel nearly eat themselves sick. They can't seem to stop nibbling... such pretty moths to a destructible, yet very sweet, flame. And then they see her peaking at them through the sugary windows. The heavy door opens and a beautiful young woman emerges. Her skin is white, her hair is white, even her big owl eyes are white. Her lips are as red as cherries and she grins at them, this poor naked & hungry pair and invites them inside.

After drugging them with hot chocolate, the Witch makes of Hansel and Gretel her playthings--naked slaves to carry out her pleasures at her command. Gretel is more receptive to this and quickly earns her freedom, if you will. The Witch constantly torments Hansel by making him watch she and Gretel have sex.

Weeks after Hansel and Gretel have been her captives, the Witch leaves the gingerbread house for some much needed supplies. As soon as the witch leaves, Gretel runs down into the cellar and gives Hansel the release she knows he craves. He begs her to set him free but she has been thoroughly claimed by the Witch and is quite devoted to her. After Hansel climaxes, Gretel cleans herself up and returns upstairs before the Witch comes back.

That night, the Witch confesses to Gretel that she has fallen in love with her. The two make love in the Witch's candy bedroom and after falling asleep, are awoken by an angry Hansel. He is shocked to discover Gretel in bed with the WItch. Enraged, he and the witch argue but Gretel grabs the witch's wand and sets her brother on fire. The flames spread throughout the house--the Witch and Gretel barely escape before they too are consumed. The Witch and Gretel hold hands as they watch the gingerbread house melt, they walk off into the darkness to live happily ever after.

Michael as Hansel

Manuela (Manny) as Gretel

Uwe as Woodcutter

Eva as Stepmother