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Sleeping Beauty
A ball is being held in the royal palace in honor of the birth of a beautiful and charming princess. The fairies present gifts to Princess Aurora, and the seventh fairy, old Carabosse, arrives uninvited at the christening and presents a terrible gift... And so, a hundred years later, the handsome prince, while hunting, finds himself in a sleeping forest, where he awakens the sleeping beauty with a gentle kiss. Choreographic editing by Konstantin Sergeev, staged by the Mariinsky Theatre.
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Plot Summary
A classic fairy tale is retold with enchanting animation and a heartwarming story. A beautiful princess is cursed by an evil sorceress to prick her finger and fall into a deep slumber. Only the kiss of a prince can break the spell.
Critical Reception
This animated adaptation of the classic fairy tale received a generally positive reception for its charming animation and faithful storytelling, appealing to younger audiences and families.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its traditional animation style.
Appreciated for its straightforward and accessible retelling of the fairy tale.
Considered a gentle and age-appropriate introduction to the story for young children.
Google audience: Information on specific Google user reviews for this 1991 adaptation is not readily available, but similar adaptations are often praised for their enchanting visuals and simple narratives suitable for children.
Fun Fact
This 1991 version of Sleeping Beauty is a lesser-known adaptation compared to Disney's iconic 1959 animated feature, offering a different visual style and interpretation of the classic tale.
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