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Film Details
Year
2017
Duration
7 minutes
Genres
Animation, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Short Films
Language
No Dialogue
Synopsis
A young princess is tired of her royal life where she is expected to always be formal and complete boring duties. One evening she wakes up to find herself in a mysterious, dark forest with large trees and odd monsters. Although scared at first, she quickly begins to enjoy herself and her newfound freedom - but will it last? This fantastical animated short brilliantly discusses expected gender roles in an accessible way and is also useful for exploring storytelling and fairytales.
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