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Aleksandr Ptushko achieved success in 1935 with his puppet film The New Gulliver, a feat of imagination and technical innovation. For nearly 40 years, he went on to make a series of films, each more wonderful than the last, adapting the tales and legends of Great Russia and blending epic, historical and fairy-tale elements: The Stone Flower, The Giant of the Steppe, Sadko's Journey Around the World, Ruslan and Ludmila, The Tale of Tsar Saltan... Immerse yourself in the wonderful world of this Russian magician!
In a small village, the sailor Longrin has been raising his daughter Assol alone since the death of his wife, making small wooden boats for a living. The two are the laughing stock of the whole country since Assol tells everyone that a hermit, Eagle, has predicted that the captain of a ship with scarlet sails will come to take her away. Far away, young Arthur lives in his family's castle. He hates the aristocratic atmosphere and dreams of adventures at sea. Chased away by his father, he enlists as a ship's boy.
• Blu-ray exclusive: 1.37 edit (79 min. – French, Russian – French subtitles)
• Introduction to the film by Christian Lucas and Stéphane Derderian
• The spirit of romanticism, by Matthieu Rehde, Nikolaï Mayorov, and Dina Kharkova
• Slideshow of posters and photos






