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The Princess and the Frog

The Princess and the Frog

Director:
John Musker
Rating:
PG
Description:

In THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG, Tiana grew up loving fairy tales but not believing that good things happen when you wish upon a star. Hard work, her father told her, was the way to go. For years, she's dreamed of making her doting dad's dreams come true: to own their own New Orleans restaurant and cook good food for everyone. But when greedy real estate agents threaten to nix a deal for the space she's been saving up for, Tiana has to come up with a plan. Meanwhile, Prince Naveen, the penniless crown prince of Maldonia, has descended upon the Louisiana bayous in search of a monied debutante to marry— but a run-in with voodoo master Dr. Facilier turns him into a frog. As in the fairy tale, only a kiss from a princess will set him free. But transformations don't come easily. Perhaps having a firefly and an alligator on your side helps. - Common Sense Media

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