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starring: Aleksandr Khvylya, Natalya Sedykh, Eduard Izotov, Inna Churikova, Pavel Pavlenko directed by: Aleksandr Rou See Larger Image Used Price: $20.99 Third Party New Price: $21.08 Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 Audience Rating: Unrated Binding: DVD EAN: 0014381024821 Format: Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, Subtitled, NTSC Label: Image Entertainment Manufacturer: Image Entertainment Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Image Entertainment Release Date: October 16, 2001 Running Time: 84 minutes Sales Rank: 42515 Studio: Image Entertainment Theatrical Release Date: 1966-09 Related Items: Three Wishes for Cinderella Barbara The Fair With The Silken Hair Vassilisa the Beautiful The Princess and the Pea Through fire, water and...brass pipes see more Editorial Review: Description: Based on popular Russian fairy tales, Father Frost is a beautifully costumed musical about Nastenka, a sweet girl who lives with her wicked stepmother and is forced to do all the work of the house. Nastenka falls in love with Ivan, a fine young man from the village who is turned into a bear, while Nastenka is sent to the woods to freeze by her stepmother. Will the two young lovers ever reunite? Only the good wizard Father Frost can make it possible. Customer Reviews Average Rating: Rating: - Very Entertaining! I love this film! Well technically it's a kid's film and it ended up on MST300. Well yes it was really silly, but it was fun to watch! I couldn't find a time that I was board to tears. "WARNING POSSIBLE SPOILERS" Once there was a pretty young girl with a father and an evil stepmother and fat, stupid and ugly stepsister. Her stepmother has no love for the girl, the girl's name is Nastenka. She can somehow talk to the roosters and make the flowers grow from her tears. ... Read More Rating: - Winter Holidays in the USSR "Jack Frost" is a wonderfully absurd movie. The hero has a Prince Valiant hairdo (de rigeur in bad movies,for some reason) He runs into random mushroom people,gets turned into a bear,falls in love,meets up with the witch Baba Yaga in her chicken house. Very surreal. It has PLENTY of heavy-handed moralizing. The good,beautiful daughter is treated as a slave while her lazy,ugly,fat stepsister constantly eats. The plot is incredibly complicated for a fairy tale. At one point,the hero is chasing a golden ... Read More Rating: - How Did They Do It? And by, "How did they do it?" I mean, "How did they manage to make this movie so good considering the title character is totally absent until the halfway point of the film?" That's right. Jack Frost doesn't show up at all until the movie's half over. Yet the movie is fantastic. Let's take a guided tour through it. First we see our heroine Nastenka knitting stockings at the command of her evil stepmother. She's a pretty girl with an ugly sister. Her stepmother spoils the ugly sister ... Read More Rating: - Hilarious! I've never felt the urge to write a review till now. I just reviewed this film the night before writing this, and this movie was absolutely hilarious!!!! Of course, I'm not familiar with the original Russian fairy tale, but seriously I couldn't stop laughing! I'm a huge collector of ususual films, and this one blows others right out of the water! The weird acting and dialog, was too much!!! Mushroom people, a wandering man with a bear head, the sun obeying a little girl's will in waiting ... Read More Rating: - beautiful film I'm really pleased that this is on DVD and that so many other reviewers share my feelings about this film. First of all, this is a fine movie for children to watch, unlike the garbage released today. But for older viewers this movie is all the more amazing. To put it lightly, this is a tripped out tour de force of talking mushrooms, huts on fowls legs, man-bear transformations, and a man with a very bad haircut. The most amazing thing about this film is that something completely bizzare happens in every scene. ... Read More see more Browse for similar items by category: Art House & International - Genres - DVD - Video - General By Country - Art House & International - Genres - DVD - Video - Russia Classics - By Genre - Art House & International - Genres - DVD - Video - General AAS By Theme - Art House & International - Genres - DVD - Video - Mythology Kids & Family - Genres - DVD - Video - General