Burlesque Fairytales (nhff)
- Genre: Drama
- Film running length: 83 min
(excl trailers and advertisements) - UK release date: 12/7/2009
- Directed by: Susan Luciani
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Distributor: Notting Hill Film Festival
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Welcome to Burlesque Fairytales, a night of revelation at the Chapel Theatre.” At least that’s what it says on the flyer. But this 1930’s fashionable London audience are in for a surprise. Things are not what they seem at The Chapel Theatre and soon it dawns on them that this is no ordinary night out. For a start they can’t remember how they got there, now that they’ve arrived, the doors to the theatre are bolted shut, they are trapped inside. As the film progresses in real time, the stage play hosts five fairytales. In these tales a mixture of stage, film, animation, giant set pieces and natural elements playing out inside the theatre create a fantastical story telling experience. But time is short, the moment of truth is coming and the audience have just one last chance to save themselves. "We enjoyed BURLESQUE FAIRYTALES. It is a well acted film and beautifully shot." Warner Brothers 'BURLESQUE FAIRYTALES is a truly fabulous film.' Toronto FeFF International Film Festival 2009
Welcome to Burlesque Fairytales, a night of revelation at the Chapel Theatre.” At least that’s what it says on the flyer. But this 1930’s fashionable London audience are in for a surprise. Things are not what they seem at The Chapel Theatre and soon it dawns on them that this is no ordinary night out. For a start they can’t remember how they got there, now that they’ve arrived, the doors to the theatre are bolted shut, they are trapped inside. As the film progresses in real time, the stage play hosts five fairytales. In these tales a mixture of stage, film, animation, giant set pieces and natural elements playing out inside the theatre create a fantastical story telling experience. But time is short, the moment of truth is coming and the audience have just one last chance to save themselves. "We enjoyed BURLESQUE FAIRYTALES. It is a well acted film and beautifully shot." Warner Brothers 'BURLESQUE FAIRYTALES is a truly fabulous film.' Toronto FeFF International Film Festival 2009
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