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Year
2009
Duration
95 minutes
Genres
Animation, Family, Musicals
Language
English (English subtitles)
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Synopsis
Tiana is an ambitious young woman in 1920s Louisiana who dreams of opening up her own restaurant in her hometown of New Orleans. When a dashing young prince rides into town and suddenly falls in love with her, she encounters a problem - he's been transformed into a frog by a witch doctor. Before long, there's another problem: when Tiana kisses him, she becomes a frog, too. Are the two of them going to be able to find a way to return to their original bodies? This beautiful romantic adventure is a return by Disney to traditional, hand drawn animation. A dazzling-looking film with a great, feisty heroine in Tiana and lots of terrific music.
Watch The Princess and the Frog on Into Film+ and discover a piece of archive film that we have added before the feature: The Frog Prince, an early silhouette animation by German filmmaker Lotte Reiniger, part of her classic fairy tale collection.
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