Complete credited cast: | |||
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Anna Shurochkina | ... | Gerda (voice) (as Nyusha) |
Ivan Okhlobystin | ... | Orm (voice) | |
Galina Tyunina | ... | Snezhnaya koroleva (voice) | |
Dmitriy Nagiev | ... | Vospitatel (voice) | |
Elizaveta Arzamasova | ... | Doch atamanshi (voice) (as Liza Arzamasova) | |
Lyudmila Artemeva | ... | Tsvetochnitsa (voice) | |
Yuriy Stoyanov | ... | Korol (voice) | |
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Anna Ardova | ... | Atamansha (voice) |
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Ramilya Iskander | ... | Kay (voice) |
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Olga Shorokhova | ... | (voice) |
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Mikhail Tikhonov | ... | Master Vegard / Prints / Sluga (voice) |
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Olga Zubkova | ... | (voice) |
Erin Fitzgerald | ... | Luta (voice) (as Erin Fittszherald) | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Doug Erholtz | ... | Orm / King / Robbers (voice) | |
Wendee Lee | ... | Shopkeeper / Flower Lady / Lapp Woman (voice) |
The Snow Queen created the world of eternal winter where the polar wind cools human souls and clearness of lines obscure emotions. A girl named Gerda, her pet ferret Luta, and Orm the troll must save her brother Kai and the world.
This is a nice adaptation with style and ability.
It is not in par with Disney stuff but clearly above the average.
Voices in French are not perfect and the script is sometimes lacking but animation is good and the overall story is solid. There are clearly delimited stages with their own graphic styles but an overall graphic unity midway between 3D and a fairy tales book.
It avoids the ever-joking bias of many current days animation productions and remains faithful in spirit to an European tale.
This is promising debut for Wisart Animation studio, and a nice leisure for the whole family starting age 6.