The Frog Princess (2025 film)
2025 Russian film
The Frog Princess (Russian: Царевна-лягушка) is a 2025 Russian fantasy comedy film directed by Aleksandr Amirov, based on the Russian fairy tale The Frog Princess. It stars Valentina Lyapina, Aleksandr Metyolkin, Nikita Kologrivyy, and Roman Kurtsyn. The film was written by Olga Klemesheva, Vladimir Kuksin, Vasiliy Rovenskiy and produced by Diana Buzurkieva, Marina Kaplunova, Aleksandr Novikov, Maksim Rogalskiy, Vasiliy Rovenskiy, and Ekaterina Shavlova. The soundtrack for the film was written by Anton Gryzlov. Arseny Kozin was the film's cinematographer.
This film was theatrically released on March 6, 2025, by Nashe Kino Film Distribution. A sequel, titled The Frog Princess 2, was released in March 2026.
Plot
The film tells the story of a frog who lives in a city park pond and loves watching movies at the outdoor cinema. Suddenly, she sees a cartoon in which another frog, having caught an arrow, turns into a beautiful woman. This makes such a strong impression on her that she believes it really happened and decides to find the arrow.
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