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Year
2005
Duration
137 minutes
Genres
Family
Language
English (English subtitles)
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Based on the first of the classic series of novels by CS Lewis, this fantasy adventure film follows four siblings: Peter, who is brave; Susan, who is sweet; Edmund who is sometimes dishonest; and Lucy, who is always honest. Evacuated to the countryside during World War Two, the children find a way into another world - through the back of an old wardrobe. Entering the strange world of Narnia, the children discover a land in thrall to the White Witch, where it's winter all year round, but never Christmas, and where magical creatures live in fear of her cruelty. In order to break her wintry spell, the brothers and sisters must join forces with Aslan the Lion, and fulfil their destinies. This wonderful film brings the magic, myths and sheer excitement of CS Lewis' story to life.
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