Die Schneekönigin

Originaltitel: Lumikuningatar

1986
Unrated
1 Std. 29 Min.

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Sebastian Kaatrasalo, Satu Silvo, and Outi Vainionkulma in Die Schneekönigin (1986)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuIn this adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's longest story, the beautiful Snow Queen has captured two children and now keeps them apart. She has inserted a sliver of her own special ice i... Alles lesenIn this adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's longest story, the beautiful Snow Queen has captured two children and now keeps them apart. She has inserted a sliver of her own special ice into the eye of the boy, so that his heart will turn to ice and will be a proper match for ... Alles lesenIn this adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's longest story, the beautiful Snow Queen has captured two children and now keeps them apart. She has inserted a sliver of her own special ice into the eye of the boy, so that his heart will turn to ice and will be a proper match for hers. The boy's sister, meanwhile, has won free and attempts to find her brother. When she... Alles lesen

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6,4/10

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Auszeichnungen
- 2 wins total

Wissenswertes
Finland's official submission for Best Foreign Language Film at the 60th Academy Awards.

Zitate
Prinssi: Go to sleep! You're a nice little princess: I'll see they
[his robber gang]
Prinssi: don't marry you - unless you vex me.
[English subtitles of Finnish film]

Verbindungen
Remade as Tayna snezhnoy korolevy (1987)

Soundtracks
Avaruus
Written by Jukka Linkola

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10/10

Finely crafted dark fantasy

I remember watching this movie as a child and being totally enchanted by it, even the obvious English dubbing didn't detract from the quality of the story. It's such a surreal piece, and though a children's fairy tale, often it came across as more of a dark fantasy produced for an older audience, similar in tone to the American film 'Return to Oz', Gerda's stay at the witch's house, and the later scene where she is abducted were rather frightening. As for the snow queen herself, she is depicted as beautiful but more than human powerful female, the stuff of nightmares! Not long after I read the original Hans Christian Handerson tale, and although I enjoyed it I felt the movie to be superior, so if you ever get the chance to see this Finnish masterpiece don't pass it up!