Antonín Moskalyk
Director
Kráska a zvíře (1972)
An impoverished merchant, decided to sell a precious painting of his deceased wife, wanders into a fairy-tale castle at night, where he loses his painting and is given lavish gifts of clothes and jewelry for his two vain daughters. He then picks a rose himself for his youngest, Beauty. He is caught by the lord of the castle, a terrible monster, who sets a condition that the merchant either returns or one of his daughters voluntarily comes as a sacrifice for his father.
Genres: Drama, Family, Fantasy, Romance
Keywords: tmdb.fairy-tale, mdblist.imdb-tv-movie, imdb.psychotronic-tv-film, imdb.literature-on-screen, imdb.european-literature-on-screen, imdb.czech-literature-on-screen, imdb.live-action-fairy-tale + 15 more, imdb.beauty-and-the-beast, imdb.dark-romanticism, imdb.title-same-as-book, imdb.20th-century-literature-on-screen, imdb.fantasy-literature-on-screen, imdb.czech-children-s-literature-on-screen, imdb.czech-fantasy-literature-on-screen, imdb.1970s-literature-on-screen, imdb.european-fantasy-literature-on-screen, imdb.european-children-s-literature-on-screen, imdb.based-on-play, tmdb.based-on-play-or-musical, imdb.psychotronic-film, imdb.fairy-tale, imdb.monster
Production Companies: Československá televize Praha
Country: Czechoslovakia
Production Country:
Czechoslovakia
Languages:
Czech
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Runtime: 87 min.
Released: Dec. 25, 1972
Status: Released
Certification: NR