Snow White (2001)
| Movie | |
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| German title | Snow White |
| Original title | Snow White |
| Country of production | USA , Canada |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 2001 |
| length | 95 minutes |
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| Director | Caroline Thompson |
| script | Caroline Thompson, Julie Hickson |
| production |
Matthew O'Connor , Caroline Thompson |
| music | Michael Convertino |
| camera | Jon Joffin |
| cut | Margaret Goodspeed |
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Snow White is an American-Canadian fantasy film directed by Caroline Thompson . It was released in 2001 and is one of the fairy tale films based on the fairy tale Snow White by the Brothers Grimm .
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Snow White's mother Josephine died giving birth to her child. Her father John is crying, his tears free a spirit that has been cursed. This presents the man with a kingdom and with the new wife, Elspeth.
Elspeth is jealous that it is not she but Snow White who is the most beautiful woman in the country. She tries to kill her stepdaughter.
Reviews
Anthony Clarke wrote on www.dvdfuture.com that in several scenes the backdrops look like an amateur performance in a school theater. Only Miranda Richardson seems to really care about her role.
Barrie Maxwell wrote on www.dvdverdict.com that the film was interesting and had a certain charm. Kristin Kreuk in the role of Snow White disappoints, however; she is beautiful but does not have enough personality. The dialogues seem out of place.
Remarks
The film was shot in Vancouver .
Web links
- Snow White in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Snow White atRotten Tomatoes(English)