Three hazelnuts for Cinderella
The original film with live orchestra
For some, roasted almonds are an essential part of the Christmas season, for others it has to be hazelnuts - three of them to be precise. The eyes of fairy tale fans are probably already shining, as these nuts are the three most important magic utensils in one of the most beautiful fairy tale films in the world. Since its cinema premiere in 1973 in what was then Czechoslovakia, "Three Hazelnuts for Cinderella" has been shown in over 50 countries around the world and brings a little bit of fairytale magic into our living rooms every year at Christmas time.
The most beautiful fairytale film of the 20th century with a live soundtrack
This winter, the beautiful Cinderella and her prince can once again look forward to a very special stage: the concert hall is transformed into the setting for the enchanting love story for one evening. While the fairytale film plays out on a large screen, the film soundtrack by Czech composer Karel Svoboda is played live by a large orchestra, almost turning the audience into visitors to the court ball. And if you look very closely, you might even spot a dainty shoe on one of the steps ...
Film in German language
FilmPhilharmonic Edition / Film with permission of the Deutsche Kinemathek on behalf of the DEFA Foundation / Music with permission of Pro Vox Music Publishing
This content has been machine translated.