Princezna se zlatou hvězdou
Réalisation:
Martin FričPhotographie:
Jan RothMusique:
Bohuslav SedláčekActeurs·trices:
František Smolík, Martin Růžek, Marie Kyselková, Josef Zíma, Jarmila Kurandová, Stanislav Neumann, Eduard Kohout, Josef Vinklář, Stella Májová (plus)Résumés(1)
The hero of the story, the brave Princess Lada, escapes from the castle of her fearful father, avoiding the unwelcome suitor, King Kazisvět. The girl hides her beauty and the golden star on her forehead under the hood of a shabby mouse fur cloak and finds work as a cook in the palace of a neighboring sovereign – the wise Radovan. He soon discovers his true love in the kitchen assistant... (Zlín Film Festival)
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Critiques (3)
I've always wanted a mouse fur coat and for the princess to come out of the TV and into my living room. I hope to have again that feeling of sitting in front of a fairy tale and thinking about nothing but her.
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The verse script is cute, Marie Kyselková and Josef Zíma are a nice couple, Martin Růžek used to give me a real fright and Stanislav Neumann's cook amuses me more and more... Unfortunately, The Princess with the Golden Star is also full of unbelievably annoying dance numbers (apparently a remnant of the theatrical version), which only delay the simple story.
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A classic fairytale that is even more naive than most others, but the magic of rhyming dialogues with songs that engrave into your memory simply works. Visually, it can be seen in the film that the colors are heavily stylized, which may be due to technicolor colors rather than necessarily the filmmakers' intention. Princess Lada looks slightly better in her mouse fur than without a hood, because the color of her hair somewhat negatively complements her face. It is still one of the prettier fairy tales for me that can be aired on TV during Christmas.
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