Moomin 26: The Lady of the Cold
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Bloody hell, Ingmar Bergmann for children this is! I loved this when I was a nipper, partly because it was so dark and atmospheric.
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this is the first i've ever seen of this
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tootickys a he?
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I love this book.
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the dislike got a bad case of nostalgia and shot himself
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the frozen squirrel undergoes suspended animation then - OK, that's not so bad (tthough still medically unlikely) - and it even has overtones of resurrection, which
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@SupernalOne It's based on Tove Janson's original story, yes. On the page where the squirrel's death is described, it also says that if you find this too depressing, you should skip to a page further on in the book. It turns out that the squirrel is alive again in the spring, and he doesn't remember anything of his death.
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I seem to remember that when this aired on Norwegian television, the opening and end credits theme was different. Or is there another version of Moomin animated with puppets?
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Is it just me or does anyone else think The Lady of the Cold is hot??
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We grew up on these books. We were lucky to have these european books and television programmes in the uk. It was like magic to us.
This is beautiful, atmospheric and very 1970s. Richard Murdoch's narration suits the pace of the animation. It is more beautiful than the cartoon version - but they are fun to listen to in Norwegian.
ranaprinces 2 years ago 24
Everything about this Polish version is really cool.. The animated version doesn't have the same mysticism or magic like this does.. I loved this as a child..
azrael666ethereal 2 years ago 16