Film detail | The Wild Swans

De vilde svaner


A Thousand and One Night




Country: Denmark
Language: Danish
Subtitles: Anglické, české
Directed by: Peter Flinth, Ghita Norby
Year: 2009
Length: 60`
Rating: 13
Story: Hans Christian Andersen
Screenplay: Jesper W. Nielsen, Dronning Margrethe II
Director of Photography: Torben Forsberg
Music: Svenn Skipper
Edited by: My Thordal, Cathrine Ambus
Production: JJ Film ApS

Synopsis: Princess Elisa lives happily with her eleven brothers. When their father remarries, the beautiful new queen uses her powers of enchantment to force her father to send Elisa away. Meanwhile the Queen transforms her brothers into swans. When Elisa returns as an adult, her father is unable to recognize her, and she is chased out of the kingdom. With the help of an old woman - the fairy Fata Morgana in disguise - she tracks down her brothers. They are now swans by day, and human beings by night. Elisa vows to do everything in her power to save her brothers.

Peter Flinth, Ghita Norby: Peter Flinth (1964) is a Danish director. He graduated from the National Film School of Denmark, though while still a student he was already working as an assistant director and independently found success with his short film Requiem (1992). His feature-length debut Eye of the Eagle (?rnens ?je, 1998) was an audience hit, as was his later film the fantasy The Fakir (Fakiren fra Bilbao, 2004). Flinth also directed a pair of adventure films, Arn (2007-2008), and the drama The Wild Swans (De Vilde svaner, 2009). Ghita N?rby (1935) is a famous Danish film, television and stage actress. She's had over a hundred film and TV roles, and was one of the most engaged Danish artists in her field. For several years she also worked in the Royal Danish Theater. She co-directed the drama The Wild Swans (De Vilde svaner, 2009) with director Peter Flith, in which she also played one of the main roles.

Where and when The Wild Swans is screened

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Golden Apple Cinema, č. 2May 29th at 15:10N/A

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