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""Two children in 1917 take a photograph, believed by some to be the first scientific evidence of the existence of fairies. Based on a true story"--Internet movie database, as viewed on September 17, 1998."@en
"Do fairies exist? In 1917 two English girls photographed fairies in their garden. Certified as authentic images with no traces of trickery. Could it be possible - or was it all a hoax?"@en
"Tegen de achtergrond van de Eerste Wereldoorlog fotograferen twee Engelse meisjes elfjes en veroorzaken met de foto's enorme verwarring onder de volwassenen."
"Two little girls take photos of the winged beings they think are fairies and this puts them at the center of a controversy that sweeps England during World War I."@en
"Do you believe? Young Frances and Elsie do. They say they've encountered the supernatural. They've met fairies. The photos the girls take of the winged beings put them at the center of a real-life controversy that sweeps England during World War I. Everyone is caught up in the excitement, including two of the era's most renowned men: Sherlock Holmes' author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (Peter O'Toole) and master illusionist Harry Houdini (Harvey Keitel). Are the girls' photos real or a clever hoax? One thing is for sure: with enchantment, a sense of wonder and glorious special effects, FairyTale: A True Story is superb family entertainment."@en
"In World War I England, two little girls take pictures they claim are of real fairies and are swept up in a controversy about their legitimacy that involves such figures as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Harry Houdini."
"The photos two young girls take of winged beings put them at the center of a real-life controversy that sweeps England during World War I. Everyone is caught up in the excitement, including Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and master illusionist Harry Houdini."
"Young Frances and Elsie believe in fairies. The photographs the girls take of the winged beings put them at the center of a real-life controvery that sweeps through a recovering World War I England during 1917. Everyone is caught up in the excitement, including two of the era's most renowned men: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and master illusionist Harry Houdini. But are the photographs real or just a cleaver hoax?"@en
"Two little girls take photos of the winged beings they think are fairies and this puts them at the center of a controversy that sweeps England during World War I. Are they really fairies or have the photos been touched up?"@en
"In the midst of World War I, two little English girls breathe some mystery, magic and belief into peoples' lives when they take pictures of fairies."@en
"In the midst of World War I, two little English girls breathe some mystery, magic and belief into peoples' lives when they take pictures of fairies. Based on the true story of the Cottingley fairy pictures."@en
"Young Frances and Elsie believe in fairies. The photographs the girls take of the winged beings put them at the center of a real-life controversy that sweeps through a recovering World War I England during 1917. Everyone is caught up in the excitement, including two of the era's most renowned men: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and master illusionist Harry Houdini. Are the photographs real or just a cleaver hoax?"@en