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The animation looks pretty smooth as bare skin. So probably rotoscopic.

I loved this one

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It is so poignant when Gerda gives up her red shoes. I was 6 years old when I saw this. I understood the nature of sacrifice, but I was so distressed that Gerda had to walk barefoot in the snow. I wanted to get the shoes back for her, since I knew she had the long journey ahead.

The boy’s name was not John it was Kai

This has the best version of the beast I've ever seen!

Alot of people don't know. This is the film that inspired Miyazaki to study animation. Its his favorite

what year was this made, 1976?

I Love How Gerda Takes Off Her Shoes To The Water And Walks Barefoot.

Thx for the upload I'm adding it to my fairy tales playlist 🦄🐶🐈💐🌸🌹🌳🐚🦁🍞🥞🧀🍖🍳🍱🥗🍝🍰🎂🍮🍷🍽💎👑💍💄📿👗❤💘

So, I'm back again. I think the reason this isn't listed on any database I've checked is because it's basically too short to be considered a movie on it's own. I remember this as other similar stories being on a video tape I once owned. The intro on each story was similar. It would have been released somewhere between 1985 and 2000. If anyone has any clues to this I'd love to hear about it.

I loved the ending so much but wish it didn't have to end! I wish there was more stories with them!

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Thank you!!!

Incredible!!! 💖💖💖🌺🌺🌺

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Moja ulubiona bajka z dzieciństwa. Uwielbiam śnieg. Szkoda, że teraz zimy w Polsce są takie byle jakie, zupełnie jakby Królowa Śniegu zapomniała o tej części świata. Latem upały nie do zniesienia, a przez większość tzw. "zimy" brak jakiejkolwiek pokrywy śnieżnej. Nie podoba mi się ocieplenie klimatu. Chciałbym, żeby zimy były znów jak kiedyś, żeby było dużo śniegu od grudnia do lutego, ale o czym ja marzę.

better quality this cartoon: czcams.com/video/uGnCLGdlYTQ/video.html

Wow, I never knew this film had a third English dub, how interesting.

I just found out Kirsten Dunst did the voice Ivett. I’m pretty sure it was for this dub!! Not much information out there on it.

I can’t seem to find it in Russian, but I grew up with this.

THIS IS THE ONE I GREW UP WITH!!!!! I can’t find it anywhere! Thank you for sharing!!!

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Thank you so much for uploading this. It’s very old, and my earliest memories are of watching this movie with my grandmother. When she passed away, my father recalled seeing this when he had been young. That reindeer (and even the horses of both the snow queens carriage, and the princes gold carriage...but mostly the mechanics of the deer) was a huge influence in how I thought of deer, and how I wound up portraying 9them in my own work as an adult. I hadn’t realized how much until seeing this again. Still, for a movie from the 1950’s, huge props to Russian artists at the studio that produced this!

Who are these bullets?

I'm glad to see this great cartoon kept alive. However, I much prefer the 1959 version introduced by Art Linkletter with Paul Frees, Sandra Dee and June Foray.

R.I.P AALIYAH 1979 &. 2001

The audio is completely different...different voice actors.

I've tried to order this movie online and keep getting the 1957 version. Where can I find a DVD of this exact version from my childhood?

Ahhhh, yes, no other version compares to the one with the kickass 80s intro 🤘❄

The Bullets who sing the songs on this movie were also the ones who sang the fun and adorable songs in Wild Swans. I LOVE them! <3

Finally! THIS is the one that was from my childhood! None of the others were right! Thank you so much for making this! :) You're the best! I wish it wasn't in parts, but I'm not complaining.

Thank you for posting !!!!!

YES I FINALLY FOUND THE ENGLISH DUB FROM MY CHILDHOOD. FINALLY FINALLY !!! SOOOOO HAPPY. THIS IS THE BEST VERSION! BESIDES THE ORIGINAL RUSSIAN.

Iam curious who is that beautiful girl with the witch hat in the begining

Wow. The Snow Queen was like, "Yes. You've won. I'm outta here." She's such a graceful loser

AFTER YEARS OF SEARCHING, I'VE FOUND THE ONE FROM MY CHILDHOOD! I used to watch the VHS of this that my granny had at her house nonstop, I loved it so much my mom had to burn it onto a cd for me to watch at home.

When I was a little kid I got scared from this animation and everything, I also had nightmares about the Ice Queen!

Bullets. Is that Mark Mercury?

Lol - Billets??? who are they? It's soviet movie, made in 1957, with original soundtrack and, of course, without any "Patricia" and other bullshit as producers.Names of real authors of this masterpiece have been removed - does it mean this movie was just stolen and we can see thiefs names at the beginning of it? Have to add - the original version is about Kay and Gerda, not someones else - who is that John? Who is that Evit? Nice try to cover a crime against intelectual property!

The part where the birds slump over I still can't deal with.

I got this for Easter in the mid 90's. Still watch it to this day.

This is everything.

I watch this when I just a baby

Oh my god!!! I love you!!!!!!!!!!!! Love you so so much!!!!!!!

I'm almost positive I've commented on this before, but like everyone else, this is the version of The Snow Queen I grew up with. It's still my favorite if only because of how BAD the dubbing is, but I can't bring myself to watch any of the other English dubbed versions. I'd rather watch it in Russian.

Does anyone know of a Russian, rotoscoped cartoon about a boy and his ox who defeats an ogre with a crow sidekick?

I found it! Oh thank you! I had this version on VHS, but my mom recorded a stupid tv show over this gem. Thank you soooo much!

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When I was younger I thought Hector was cleaning Yvette's footprints with his beard