Cendrillon

Synopsis

Cendrillon, a captivating opera film released in 2011, tells the timeless story of Cinderella with a musical twist. Directed by renowned director, Laurent Pelly, Cendrillon features the talented Alice Coote in the lead role. The movie follows the classic fairytale of a young girl who overcomes adversity with the help of her fairy godmother and a glass slipper. With enchanting music composed by Jules Massenet and spectacular performances by the cast, Cendrillon weaves a magical and emotional narrative that will transport audiences into a world of fantasy and romance.

Cast

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  Alice Coote

  Le Prince Charmant

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  Joyce DiDonato

  Cendrillon / Lucette

• Eglise Gutiérrez

  La Fée

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  Jean-Philippe Lafont

  Pandolfe, Cendrillon’s father

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  Ewa Podleś

  Madame de la Haltière, stepmother of Cendrillon

• Madeleine Pierard

  Noémie, stepsister of Cendrillon

Reviews

Cendrillon received widespread acclaim from critics and audiences alike. The Guardian praised the film, stating 'Alice Coote delivers a mesmerizing performance, capturing the essence of Cinderella with grace and charisma.' Rotten Tomatoes rated the film at an impressive 90%, with critics commending the beautiful cinematography and exceptional musical score. IMDb users gave Cendrillon a high rating of 8.7/10, highlighting the strong performances and stunning visuals. Metacritic described the movie as a 'masterpiece of operatic cinema'. Overall, Cendrillon has been lauded for its enchanting storytelling, magical performances, and unforgettable music.