ENCHANTED TRAILER
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| The series will stream on Kinopoisk this year |
Beside the information that one of our dearest Russian actors Danila Kozlovsky and legendary Russian movie maker and director Fyodor Bondarchuk are preparing an epic movie adaptation of famous fairy tale 12 MONTHS about a young girl who is forced by her greedy stepmother and stepsister to fetch spring violets, summer strawberries, and autumn apples during the absolute dead of winter, what I'm also bringing to you from my visit to Russia today is a trailer and images from
new eight part fantasy series ENCHANTED (Очарованные) which will air on their streamer Kinopoisk sometime later this year.
new eight part fantasy series ENCHANTED (Очарованные) which will air on their streamer Kinopoisk sometime later this year.
THE STORY IS SET IN
the quiet town of Iskra, where people are unaware of the presence of
otherworldly forces, and where two sorceress sisters live. They are twins, but 
very different. Zlata, an excellent student, is destined to inherit her
mother's role as guardian of the boundary between the human and shadow
worlds. But
Marya doesn't know what to become. She doesn't just want to
memorize spells; she dreams of living a human life full of connection.
But everything
changes dramatically when Marya opens a portal to the
Shadow World on Kalinov Bridge, hoping to win a bet with the arrogant
Sonya, the town mayor's
adopted daughter. Zlata dies in an attempt to
fix the situation, and Marya now has nine days to find the Water of Life
and save her sister. Check out the
rather rich, breathtaking and fantasy filled first trailer below and tell us what you think, would you watch this brand new series if you had the chance?
very different. Zlata, an excellent student, is destined to inherit her
mother's role as guardian of the boundary between the human and shadow
worlds. But
Marya doesn't know what to become. She doesn't just want to
memorize spells; she dreams of living a human life full of connection.
But everything
changes dramatically when Marya opens a portal to the
Shadow World on Kalinov Bridge, hoping to win a bet with the arrogant
Sonya, the town mayor's
adopted daughter. Zlata dies in an attempt to
fix the situation, and Marya now has nine days to find the Water of Life
and save her sister. Check out the
rather rich, breathtaking and fantasy filled first trailer below and tell us what you think, would you watch this brand new series if you had the chance?
Scintilla di fiaba che si apre sul quotidiano e lo trasforma in un piccolo incanto.
ReplyDeleteBuon sabato
Buon sabato.
DeleteA fascinating story. Judging from the trailer, I think my husband would really enjoy this one.
ReplyDeleteHope he will manage to see it somehow.
DeleteIf I go by the trailer alone, I’d really love to watch it. Another thing is whether it will actually make its way to my little home so I can enjoy it, because I don’t think streaming platforms in Spain are very interested in Russian cinema. But you definitely left me wanting to see it.
ReplyDeleteA hug.
Sadly, nobody can watch them in this sad world of ours.
DeleteDezmond, I think the movie is interesting. But it's more for kids and teenagers.
ReplyDeleteIt is for the younger audiences as usual from Kinopoisk.
DeleteДезмонд, уже погиб 21 ребёнок в Старобельске.
ReplyDeleteSuch terrible news, Ukrainian Fascists are now killing kids as well like in WW2 and the world is watching and applauding them, sadly. We live in a very sick world. Condolences to the people of Russia.
DeleteIt’s sad that Russian works aren’t more widely distributed. Imagine how much money they’d be able to make and how many more works they could produce if they weren’t censored so much. I can see butting heads with any government body, but to shut out their artists as well because of politics is disgusting.
ReplyDeleteEspecially as they are very selective in their bans, Ukrainians killed over 20 Russian children two days ago and Europe said nothing, then Russia retailed yesterday attacking Kiev and was immediately faced with harsh words from EU. Like, what do you expect, for Russians to line up their children so that you can shoot them freely?
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