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Category Archives: Theater Fantastique
The Stone Flower (1946)
Soviet cinema’s master fantasist, Aleksandr Ptushko, forged the path that would make his reputation following a forced hiatus from filmmaking during WWII. He had previously supervised the production of a number of stop-motion shorts for Mosfilm as well as directed … Continue reading
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Tagged 40's, Aleksandr Ptushko, fairy tale, Russian, Witch
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The Scarlet Flower (1977)
No one will argue that the two finest cinematic adaptations of the Beauty and the Beast story are by Jean Cocteau and the Walt Disney Company, respectively. But dig deeper into fairy tale cinema and you’ll uncover the hypnotic, oneiric … Continue reading
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Tagged 70's, Beauty and the Beast, fairy tale, Russian, Surreal
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