The Snow Queen

Many people who were children at 70-80 - the deputy, recognized that the "Snow Queen" - one of the favorites of cartoons that every time it comes on TV, they must try to see it Directed By Lev Atamanov. November 20, 1957.
Running Time: 63 minutes.
1957 - The first prize of the "Golden Lion Sv.Marka" in the category of animated films, the Cannes IFF XI,
1958 - The first prize in the category of animated films; ICF in Rome
1958 - First Prize; I TCF in Moscow
1958 - A special prize films, awarded prizes at various festivals; III British ICF in London
1959 - Year recognized best film
Filmed in the Soviet Union, the film was adapted for American audiences with additional music, the voices of Sandra Dee, Tommy Kirk and Paul Frees, and an introduction by Art Linkletter. Linkletter recited a rhyme: "One snowflake two/Three snowflakes four/Now you'll see 'The Snow Queen'/If you count a million more."

Another dubbed version, "Stories From My Childhood, Vol. 1: The Snow Queen" (1999), features the voices of Kathleen Turner and Mickey Rooney.Hans Christian Andersen's story is simplified in this animated feature, which begins with an animated copy of his fairy tales, introduced by a little man, who says he is "old Dreamy"

In the 1990s Films by Jove restored the film and created a new English soundtrack for it, featuring the voices of Kathleen Turner, Mickey Rooney, Kirsten Dunst and Laura San Giacomo. It was shown on television in 1998 as part of the "Mikhail Baryshnikov's Stories from My Childhood" series, and was later released on video and DVD in 1999. French and Spanish soundtracks were added for the DVD version, the French soundtrack featuring Catherine Deneuve, and the Spanish track Beatriz Aguirre.

Full-length animated movie, released in 1957, "at the studio Soyuzmultfilm" - incredibly beautiful piece.
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