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VID REC: Fairy Tales: Cinderella (Ever After, 1998 movie adaptation) - Fingers
Vidder: Mithborien
Musical artist: Great Northern
Pairing: Danielle de Barbarac/Prince Henry
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mithborien
Vidder's website: at AO3 and on LJ
Why this vid kicks ass: I enjoyed the movie "Ever After" from the first time I saw it. Everyone did a wonderful job with their roles and I loved that Danielle was such an intelligent and strong character. Of course, she would have to be, to put up with her burdens. The clips really spotlight her and the choice of song, with its moody melody and words, is great.
Since fairy tale original source material predates moving pictures or vids, I guess you can consider this a derivative work, once removed. ;^) Created for the 2010 Festivids, the Mediafire download of the file appears to be defunct, but it's still available as a Vimeo streaming. Enjoy.
Fingers (at the Festivids site) and Fingers (at AO3)
Musical artist: Great Northern
Pairing: Danielle de Barbarac/Prince Henry
Vidder on LJ:
mithborienVidder's website: at AO3 and on LJ
Why this vid kicks ass: I enjoyed the movie "Ever After" from the first time I saw it. Everyone did a wonderful job with their roles and I loved that Danielle was such an intelligent and strong character. Of course, she would have to be, to put up with her burdens. The clips really spotlight her and the choice of song, with its moody melody and words, is great.
Since fairy tale original source material predates moving pictures or vids, I guess you can consider this a derivative work, once removed. ;^) Created for the 2010 Festivids, the Mediafire download of the file appears to be defunct, but it's still available as a Vimeo streaming. Enjoy.
Fingers (at the Festivids site) and Fingers (at AO3)