A captivating fairy tale of a ballet, starring the incomparable Plisetskaya and, as the hero of the story, Vladimir Vasiliev, who once again shines as one of the most charismatic male dancers of his time. The Bolshoi production is highlighted by a magical tour through the land of flying horses, dancing fish and tumbling clowns. Dazzling sets and a fine musical score will delight ballet lovers young and old.
This ballet-film is of the Russian folk story of the little humpbacked horse. It features the Bolshoi Ballet, starring two dancing legends: Maya Plisetskaya and Vladimir Vasiliev. The promotional copy describes it as "a magical tour through the land of flying horses, dancing fish, and tumbling clowns...." This is primarily a ballet, although there have been some animation and other elements added to enhance the film.
The Quee-Maiden - Maya Plisetskaya
Ivan - Vladimir Vasiliev
The King - Alexander Radunsky
The Little Humpbacked Horse - Anna Scherbinina
Soloists, corps de ballet and Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre
Director: Zoya Tulubyeva |
[ PAL ]