Azur & Asmar - El Lago de los Cisnes (DVD) | new film

Michel Ocelot / Kimio Yabuki

Animación

- Azur & Asmar:

Two children are raised in France as brothers. One is rich and the other son of the family's nurse. Life separates them sharply but will meet when Azur decides to go in search of the fairy of the Djins. Fable about the tolerance made by Michel Ocelot, director of "Kirikú and the Witch". (FILMAFFINITY)

azur, with blond hair and bluish eyes, was the son of a nobleman; While asar, Moreno and black-eyed, it was the son of the nurse. The two grew together as if they were brothers until fate separated them in a brutal way. Azur, spurred by the stories that the nurse told him about the legendary fairy of the Djins, will not rest until he finds it. Both adults and now turned into rivals, those who were as blood brothers will embark in pursuit of the fairy and the search for magical lands, full of risks and prodigies.

- El lago de los cisnes:

based on the Ballet composed of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky and with his original music, tells the story of Prince Sigfrido, that one day riding he discovers a beautiful swan that carries a crown in his head. Alfredo, the prince's goalkeeper, tries to hunt the swan and is converted into stone before he can shoot. The swan disappears and Sigfrido becomes obsessed with finding him again to ask him to free his spell goalkeeper. He soon understands that the author of the spell is not the beautiful swan but that he is also bewitched, really being Princess Odette, condemned by the evil sorcerer Rothbart to be a swan in the light of day since he did not have agreed to marry him. Sigfrido falls in love with Odette and treats by all means to break the spell marry Film is part of the series "Sekai Meisaku Douwa" that made the toei between 1977 and 1982, and consisted of five movies to one per year. (FILMAFFINITY)

animation cinema | adventure | fantastic | children’s cinema