The Snow Queen
Originally released in 2010. The Snow Queen is a drama/romance film. directed by Marko Raat.
Starring Helena Merzin-Tamm, Artur Tedremägi, and Kertu Raja
Synopsis
A wintry fairytale for adults. The unusual love story is based on the motifs of H. C. Andersen's fairytale. A woman living in an ice castle lures a boy to her. He becomes so spellbound by the woman and her land of ice that he forgets the real world. The woman hides the secret of why she is living in the cold from the boy. Those, who know the original story by H.C. Andersen, will also remember that only a few lines spoke of the relationship between the boy and the Snow Queen. The question remained unanswered: what did the boy and the Snow Queen do in the ice castle during all the time the girl spent looking for the boy?
Quick Facts
Release Date
February 25, 2010
15 years ago
Runtime
1h 35m
95 minutes total
User Rating
6.0/10
Good (1 votes)
Language
ET
Original language
Country
Estonia
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Director
Top Cast
Helena Merzin-Tamm
as Woman
Artur Tedremägi
as Boy, Jasper
Kertu Raja
as Girl
Toomas Suuman
as Lapland Witch
Egon Nuter
as Construction Master Gunnar
Anni Kreem
as Cleaner
Heino Seljamaa
as Jasper's Father
Liisa Ratassepp
as Jasper's Sister
Peeter Raudsepp
as Trainer
Janek Sarapson
as Police Officer
Production Details
- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- ET
Production Companies
- Pomor Film
- F-Seitse
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Snow Queen about?
A wintry fairytale for adults. The unusual love story is based on the motifs of H. C. Andersen's fairytale. A woman living in an ice castle lures a boy to her. He becomes so spellbound by the woman...
Who directed The Snow Queen?
The Snow Queen was directed by Marko Raat.
How long is The Snow Queen?
The Snow Queen has a runtime of 1 hours and 35 minutes (95 minutes total).
When was The Snow Queen released?
The Snow Queen was released on February 25, 2010 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in The Snow Queen?
The main cast of The Snow Queen includes Helena Merzin-Tamm, Artur Tedremägi, Kertu Raja, Toomas Suuman, Egon Nuter.