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Year
1937
Duration
83 minutes
Genres
Animation, Musicals
Language
English (English subtitles)
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Synopsis
Beautifully drawn early Disney animation about a gentle princess whose evil stepmother is jealous of her beauty. When the Queen's magic mirror tells her she is no longer 'the fairest of them all' because her stepdaughter Snow White has become the most beautiful person in the kingdom, the Queen hatches a murderous plot. The young princess manages to escape, finding refuge deep in the woods with a group of kindly and hardworking little folk. But Snow White's peaceful hideout is discovered, as the vain Queen has magical powers and yet more tricks up her sleeve. Inspired by a Brothers Grimm fairy-tale, this old fable has become an eternally charming classic through the film's playful characters, joyous music and gorgeous colour.
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