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La tendre histoire de Cendrillon Pingouin

1981 9 min
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Inspiré du conte de Perrault, ce court métrage d'animation met en vedette de charmants pingouins qui interprètent avec brio la tendre histoire de Cendrillon. Mais que peut il bien arriver à une Cendrillon palmipède? Film sans paroles.

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La tendre histoire de Cendrillon Pingouin

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Inspiré du conte de Perrault, ce court métrage d'animation met en vedette de charmants pingouins qui interprètent avec brio la tendre histoire de Cendrillon. Mais que peut il bien arriver à une Cendrillon palmipède? Film sans paroles.

  • direction
    Janet Perlman
  • producer
    Janet Perlman
  • colorist
    Françoise Hartmann
    Bozenna Heczko
    Eunice Macaulay
  • animation camera
    Pierre Landry
    Raymond Dumas
    Jacques Avoine
  • sound design
    Normand Roger
    Janet Perlman
  • sound effects
    Ken Page
  • None
    Normand Roger
    André Galbrand
  • sound mixer
    Hans Peter Strobl
  • administration
    Diane Bergeron
  • executive producer
    Derek Lamb

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Education

Ages 9 to 12

English Language Arts - Children's Stories/Fables
Family Studies/Home Economics - Feminism
Health/Personal Development - Bullying & Discrimination
History and Citizenship Education - Culture and Currents of Thought (1500-present)

Before viewing, have elementary students research well-known fairy tales. After viewing, they choose a tale to rework through change of gender, animal/species, age, environment, or culture, and then tell it through animation, writing, acting, or drawn/photographed visuals. Have students pose media literacy questions: what qualities do we associate with animals in popular culture? How does the form of a story change our understanding of it? What societal values do fairy tales reveal?
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