Could anybody please help me find the title of a stop-motion short film from the 90s? It was about a man who had to undergo eye surgery. During his recovery, his vision was not very good. There was a nurse who helped him complete his recovery, but due to his still weak vision, he perceived her as a fairy. Once he fully recovered, he could not recognize the nurse who had helped him before, but he missed the fairy he believed had helped him. At the end of the short, the man realizes that the fairy was actually the nurse, and they fall in love. There is a scene where the man walks by the park and sees a couple of lovers kissing, which makes him feel sad an lonely.
shoppies girls!!! It's the version of the story that is usually told today where the princess sleeps for 100 years and wakes up from a kiss by a handsome prince.
Chris Allerdice yeah there were it was part of this BBC film made for vhs only I think it was called the musical tales or something... it was the nutcracker, petrushka and this and that was it, it was amazing!
Beautiful use of the music, I love this version of Sleeping Beauty
This was actually from the BBC Schools series Music Time, the narrator is presenter Helen Spiers.
Wonderful adaptation. one of the greatest fairy tales ever written. the witch's name is Carabosse anyway.
this is probably the most accurate to the ballet version.
I was thinking the same thing, felt like i was sitting in the theatre
I remember this fairytale and it's a movie on Disney plus.
I'm looking for Petrushka
Carabas is the same name used in the Greek story Clash of the Titans with Perseus. And doesn’t the fairy look like a man more than a girl
At the Princess's birthday, the orchestra is playing "Once Upon A Dream" from the Disney "Sleeping Beauty."
Disney cribbed the melody off Tchaikovsky. :-)
Actually, it's the sleeping beauty waltz by Peter ilyich Tchaikovsky
Sorry, it's not from Disney, it's from Tchaijkovsky's ballet Disney used in his cartoon
I hate c unts who think disney did everything. america should just burn
George Bruns
I'm looking for Petrushka
For years but can't find it, I watches it as a child
Could anybody please help me find the title of a stop-motion short film from the 90s? It was about a man who had to undergo eye surgery. During his recovery, his vision was not very good. There was a nurse who helped him complete his recovery, but due to his still weak vision, he perceived her as a fairy. Once he fully recovered, he could not recognize the nurse who had helped him before, but he missed the fairy he believed had helped him. At the end of the short, the man realizes that the fairy was actually the nurse, and they fall in love. There is a scene where the man walks by the park and sees a couple of lovers kissing, which makes him feel sad an lonely.
musical tales bbc video it was my faveourite as a child
This is definitely more like the Disney version than the original story, but I still enjoyed it very much
Carabosse looks like a scary old male super villain my granddaughter was totally creeped out 😂😂
This version of the fairy tale is based on Charles Perrault's "La Belle Au Bois Dormant."
I never herd this version
shoppies girls!!! It's the version of the story that is usually told today where the princess sleeps for 100 years and wakes up from a kiss by a handsome prince.
It's also based on the ballet
עינבר נעים I keep stumbling upon you
The same team that did The Nutcracker and the Mouse King
Are there any others? I remember a Nutcracker animation and a Petrushka animation
Chris Allerdice yeah there were it was part of this BBC film made for vhs only I think it was called the musical tales or something... it was the nutcracker, petrushka and this and that was it, it was amazing!
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huh? I noticed a subliminal image around 11:53, a "T9" image.
anxiety w nambah banyak jir nonton ini:( tapi nagih
carrabose is really creepy
This scared me as a child
Scares me as a grown woman. Stop animation kinda has that affect.
Same here. Thank goodness Disney did way better. The animated one that is.
Oh grow up! It's a fairy tale! You dimwit!🤬
@@jacquelineburt9204 I know that! It's the animation that was scary. No need to be rude.
@@antoniogirgenti9738, oh okay, I'm sorry. Can you please forgive me?
Carabosse - scaring kiddies for 43 years… and counting
What is the name of the soundtrack at 16:00 on this video?
The music is by Tchaikovsky
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It’s the ‘Rose Adagio’ from Tchaikovsky’s ‘The Sleeping Beauty Ballet Suite’
Do you have Petrushka?
Why does she have an ipatch and no hair
Leah Lively yeah! it gave me the impression that she was a “he”
She lost her eye by poking herself with her stick and lost her hair from stress
Hhhhhhhhhh
Gurl it's just a stick...let it go😅