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La Princesse Grenouille is a film of genre Animation directed by Mikhaïl Tsekhanovski with Boris Chirkov
La Princesse Grenouille (1954)
Царевна-Лягушка
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Add to a movie listLa Princesse grenouille (en russe Царевна-Лягушка) est un film d'animation soviétique réalisé par Mikhaïl Tsekhanovski et sorti en 1954. C'est un dessin animé adapté du conte russe La Princesse-Grenouille.
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La princesse Vassilissa la très belle est kidnappée par Kochtcheï l'Immortel, sorcier maléfique, qui l'emmène dans son jardin où tous les êtres vivants sont changés en or. Kochtcheï tente en vain de séduire Vassilissa, qui se rit de lui lorsqu'il lui demande de l'épouser, car il est très laid. Furieux, le sorcier invite alors la princesse à se regarder dans un miroir ensorcelé, et il la transforme ainsi en grenouille pour trois ans et trois jours, après quoi il la chasse.Actors
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