Son of the White Mare

Synopsis

Son of the White Mare is a visually stunning Hungarian animated fantasy film written and directed by Marcell Jankovics, originally released in 1981. The movie follows the epic journey of a mythical hero, known as Fehérlófia, as he sets out to save the world from destruction. Through vibrant and mesmerizing animation, the film takes viewers on a surreal adventure filled with symbolism, folklore, and metaphors. With its innovative visuals and captivating storytelling, Son of the White Mare is a masterpiece that transcends traditional animation and leaves a lasting impression on its audience.

Cast

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  György Cserhalmi

  Fanyüvö / Vasgyúró / Kömorzsoló (voice)

• Pap Vera

  Aranyhajú Nyárszépe / Ezusthajú Tavaszszépe / Rézhajú Öszszépe (voice)

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  Gyula Szabó

  Hétszünyü Kaponyányi Monyók / Esökirály (voice)

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  Mari Szemes

  Fehérló / Hókirálnyö (voice)

• Ferenc Szalma

  Griffmadár úr (voice)

• Szabolcs Toth

  Háromfejü sárkány / Hétfejü sárkány / Tizenkétfejü sárkány (voice)

Reviews

Critics have lauded Son of the White Mare as a groundbreaking work of art in the realm of animation. The film has received high praise for its innovative animation techniques, which combine traditional Hungarian folklore with modern storytelling elements. Rotten Tomatoes gave the movie a perfect score of 100%, calling it 'a visually stunning masterpiece that pushes the boundaries of animation'. IMDb rated it 7.8/10, praising its unique visuals and imaginative storytelling. Metacritic awarded Son of the White Mare a stellar rating of 90/100, highlighting its rich symbolism and profound themes. Overall, the film has been celebrated for its creativity, originality, and cultural significance.