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6.8/10
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In the midst of the wedding princess Miroslava is kidnapped by a dragon and carried away into his castle on the remote island.In the midst of the wedding princess Miroslava is kidnapped by a dragon and carried away into his castle on the remote island.In the midst of the wedding princess Miroslava is kidnapped by a dragon and carried away into his castle on the remote island.
- Awards
- 1 nomination total
Petr Romanov
- Igor
- (as Pyotr Romanov)
Ieva Andrejevaite
- Yaroslava
- (as Ieva Andreevayte)
Marta Kessler
- Doch Miry i Armana
- (as Marta Timofeeva)
Andrey Lebedinsky
- kormchiy Igorya
- (as Andrey Lebedinskiy)
Victoria Runtsova
- Nevesta
- (as Viktoriya Runtsova)
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An innocent and naive, but very sincere and simple. Very emotional if you are able to connect with it. The music by Jenia Lubich is something else! It really does take to some place else.
Overall if you like romantic, a bit childish but beautiful stories, also with a strong moral - this one is for you))
Overall if you like romantic, a bit childish but beautiful stories, also with a strong moral - this one is for you))
(Please note: this review is by someone unfamiliar with Russian language, film industry, and ignorant of Russian folklore, fairy-tales, etc., lured into watching by the Beauty-and-the-Beast-like trailer without subtitles) Production design: sumptuous. Cast: enchanting. Artistic direction: magical. Script: at times witty with depth, not undermined by the lavish set and costumes. Pace: just right. Background music: soul-stirringly moving. Perfect film for cuddling with beloved, sharing with fellow romantics, and watching again. And again. (Personally, I enjoyed it even more when I re-watched without subtitles, and this is the first time ever I've done for a language I can't understand)
This was a stunning movie. It felt like a fairy tale from old Russia told through beautiful imagery and storytelling. As a non Russian speaker - the visuals and acting were only enhanced by the Russian language that sounded almost poetic and added to the romantic feel of the movie.
The cinematography was lovely and fit perfectly with with the story and the Russian actors were perfect for their roles. Their facial expressions truly brought the story to life.
It is nice to see Russia can make such movies and Hollywood could learn a thing or two from them !
The cinematography was lovely and fit perfectly with with the story and the Russian actors were perfect for their roles. Their facial expressions truly brought the story to life.
It is nice to see Russia can make such movies and Hollywood could learn a thing or two from them !
Is this the "best" movie ever(?)... no! However (because my English grammar school teacher informed me never to start a sentence with 'But'), it does remind you that storytelling isn't a lost art.
This is a beautiful fable; a fantasy (like 'Never Ending Story') that you can be a part of. You know what's coming; you know what happens next... but you want to see the creators 'tell' the story. Love isn't lost...
This is a beautiful fable; a fantasy (like 'Never Ending Story') that you can be a part of. You know what's coming; you know what happens next... but you want to see the creators 'tell' the story. Love isn't lost...
Did you know
- TriviaThe red berries used throughout the dragon ritual are dried Rowan berries. In old folklore traditions, Rowan berries were thought to protect against evil.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Vecherniy Urgant: Matvey Lykov/Anzhelika Varum (2015)
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- Also known as
- On - drakon
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Box office
- Budget
- $18,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $10,495,305
- Runtime
- 1h 50m(110 min)
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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