Beauty and the Beast

Year

2017

Duration

129 minutes

Genres

Drama, Family, Musicals, Romance, Science Fiction and Fantasy

Language

English

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Synopsis

In 18th century France a vain prince is cursed by a witch when he refuses her shelter because of her appearance. Trapped within the body of a beast, and with his household staff transformed into objects, the prince’s only hope for salvation is to find someone who will love him despite his monstrous form. Meanwhile Belle, a book-loving young woman living in a small village yearns for broader horizons. When her beloved father gets lost and accidentally ends up a prisoner in the Beast’s castle, Belle selflessly offers herself in his place – and unwittingly opens up an opportunity to change her life, and perhaps the Beast’s destiny too. This charming retelling of the traditional tale adds more back story to the well-known characters, and some new songs alongside the beloved classics.

Director/s

Bill Condon

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Classification

Mild violence, threat.

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Beauty and the Beast (2017): Film Guide

National Storytelling Week, 30 Jan - 6 Feb

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Forest Homes and Fair Reflections

Our Forest Homes and Fair Reflections resource was created in collaboration with Disney supporting the release of Disney's Snow White.

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No Borders, No Boundaries Primary

Activities to support engagement, debate and reflection alongside a screening from the No Borders, No Boundaries strand of the festival.

Suitable for 5–12

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1 ppt

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Synopsis

Director/s

Cast (in alphabetical order)

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National Storytelling Week, 30 Jan - 6 Feb

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