'Alice' Doesn't Live Here Anymore
'Alice' is a genre trifecta: one part revenge drama, one part historical account, one part throwback to Blaxploitation—kinda 'Django' meets 'Roots' meets 'Foxy Brown.'
The Frog Princess
When a golf ball strikes a frog residing in a city park, the creature transforms into a beautiful woman Vasilisa. Ivan, pressured by his wealthy father to get married, seizes the opportunity and presents Vasilisa as his girlfriend. Vasilisa revels in her newfound human life, but as twilight descends, she reverts to her frog form. It is revealed that Vasilisa was cursed by an evil magician. To break the spell and become human once more, she must receive a kiss of genuine love.
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When a golf ball strikes a frog residing in a city park, the creature transforms into a beautiful woman Vasilisa. Ivan, pressured by his wealthy father to get married, seizes the opportunity and presents Vasilisa as his girlfriend. Vasilisa revels in her newfound human life, but as twilight descends, she reverts to her frog form. It is revealed that Vasilisa was cursed by an evil magician. To break the spell and become human once more, she must receive a kiss of genuine love.
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Genre:Adventure, Family, Fantasy
Written By:Vasily Rovensky, Olga Klemesheva, Vladimir Kuksin
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Nashe Kino
Cast
Aleksandr Amirov
Director
Valentina Lyapina
Vasilisa
Aleksandr Metelkin
Ivan
Alisa Rudenko
Varvara
Nikita Kologrivyy
Koshchei
Viktor Loginov
Ivan's father
Elena Ksenofontova
Ivan's mom
Svetlana Permyakova
Yaginya
Angelina Dobrorodnova
young Yaginya
Zhanna Markevich
Snezhanna
Kirill Batishta
matchmaker (bailiff, security guard, registrar)
Nik Shoniya
animator
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