Little Princess

A young orphan girl named Sara Crewe is sent to a boarding school in New York where she must adapt to her new surroundings and the strict headmistress. Despite facing hardship and discrimination, Sara's imagination and kindness allow her to maintain her spirit. Her journey is one of resilience and finding magic in the ordinary, even when confronted with loss and despair.

This adaptation of the classic novel received a generally mixed to negative reception from critics, who often found it to be a less compelling version of the familiar story. While some appreciated its faithfulness to the source material and the performance of its young lead, many felt it lacked the emotional depth and polish of previous iterations. Audience reception was similarly divided, with younger viewers often enjoying its fairytale elements.

• Lacks the emotional resonance and depth of earlier adaptations.

• A visually appealing, though somewhat hollow, retelling of a beloved story.

• Younger audiences may find its charm, but adult viewers might feel it falls short.

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This 2015 film is one of many adaptations of Frances Hodgson Burnett's 1905 novel 'A Little Princess'.