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[The Blue bird]

Two poor children dream they are searching for the Blue Bird of Happiness with the aid of a magic diamond that reveals the soul of all things.

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  • "Bluebird"@en
  • "Maurice Maeterlinck's The blue bird"@en
  • "Maurice Maeterlinck's The blue bird"

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description

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  • "Two poor children dream they are searching for the Blue Bird of Happiness with the aid of a magic diamond that reveals the soul of all things."@en
  • "Two poor children dream they are searching for the Blue Bird of Happiness with the aid of a magic diamond that reveals the soul of all things."
  • "Two young children go on an allegorical voyage that bridges the chasm between the conscious and the unconscious as they search for the Blue Bird of Happiness."
  • "This fantasy was adapted from Maeterlinck's symbolist drama in which two children set out to look for the blue bird of happiness. Tourneur's cinema was based more on pictoralism than editing, a sophisticated blend of the theatrical and the cinematic. The creation of a subjective world through theatrical design is comparable to Caligari (1919). However Tourneur's film is impressionistic in design and use of effects (painted sets are combined with location settings) while Caligari is claustraphobic in its committment to expressionistically painted sets."@en
  • "Two poor children dream they are searching for the Blue Bird of Happiness with the aid of a magic diamond."

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  • "Film adaptations"@en
  • "Film adaptations"
  • "Fantasy films"
  • "Silent films"
  • "fiction fantastique (fiction)"
  • "Drama"@en
  • "Drama"
  • "Feature films"
  • "Fiction films"

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  • "[The Blue bird]"@en
  • "The blue bird"@en
  • "The blue bird"
  • "The blue bird Maeterlinck's world famous masterpiece"
  • "Blue bird (Motion picture : 1918)"

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