TV Standard: NTSC
Color: Color
Layers: single-sided/single-layered

Credits:

Anais Demoustier,Jeremie Elkaim

Description:

Winner of the Annecy International Animated Film Festival's Special Jury Prize and the Best French Film Award! A French animated masterpiece that brings Grimm's Fairy Tales to life from a modern perspective! The up-and-coming director Sébastien Rodenbach developed the "Cryptokinography," a drawing technique similar to ink painting, for "The Handless Girl," a folk tale included in the first edition of "Grimm's Fairy Tales," and did all the drawings for this feature-length film by himself. He developed a technique called "Cryptokinography," a technique similar to ink painting, and did all the drawings for this feature-length work. A new heroine is born from the real horror of Grimm's fairy tales! The heroine is a girl who has lost both her arms in a plot by the devil. She leaves home and goes on a wandering journey, and is soon courted by the prince of a country, protected by the power of a mysterious spirit. The devil, however, is ready to tear their relationship apart. The daughter leaves the royal palace with her newborn child. What is the outcome of the struggle between the daughter and the devil? What future does the daughter choose with her son?