Fantasy,Family
East Germany,Germany
The Singing Ringing Tree is a 1957 East German fairy tale film directed by Francesco Stefani. The film follows the journey of a prince who is tasked with finding a magical singing tree by a wicked queen who promises to make him her king if he succeeds. The prince sets out on his journey, encountering dangers and challenges along the way, including an ogre and a giant spider.
During his travels, the prince falls in love with a beautiful princess and realizes that he must find the singing ringing tree in order to win her heart. The tree is said to have the power to bring happiness and joy to those who hear its beautiful singing and ringing.
As the prince continues his quest, he discovers that the tree is protected by a fierce dragon who will only allow a truly selfless person to obtain its fruits. The prince must prove his bravery and selflessness in order to face the dragon and claim the tree's fruit.
In the end, the prince succeeds in obtaining the tree's fruits and presents them to the princess, proving his love and devotion to her. The wicked queen is defeated, and the prince and princess live happily ever after.
The Singing Ringing Tree was a popular film across Europe in the 1950s and has since become a beloved classic. Its charming story, colorful sets, and catchy songs have made it a favorite among children and adults alike.
