Movies and TvShows featuring "ballet-slippers" theme.

The Red Shoes follows the story of a young ballet dancer who is torn between her love for dance and her love for a composer. As she rises to fame, she becomes consumed by her passion and the red shoes she wears, leading to tragic consequences.

Hans Christian Andersen is a schoolteacher in 19th-century Denmark who dreams of becoming a famous writer. He struggles with self-doubt and experiences various challenges on his journey to success. Along the way, he meets a ballet dancer and falls in love, but his dreams and aspirations keep him from pursuing a romantic relationship. Through his storytelling, he captures the hearts of children and adults alike, leaving a lasting legacy as a beloved storyteller.

When the Lights Went Out is a chilling horror movie set in 1970s Britain, based on true events. A family is terrorized by a malevolent spirit and seeks help from a Catholic priest and a reporter. As the haunting intensifies, they discover dark secrets within the house and must confront their fears to save themselves.

Center Stage: On Pointe follows the journey of a group of young dancers as they navigate the challenges and triumphs of pursuing their dreams at a prestigious ballet academy. With intense training, fierce rivalries, and unexpected friendships, these dancers must find the strength to overcome obstacles and achieve greatness. Along the way, they discover the true meaning of passion, perseverance, and what it takes to be a professional dancer.

Head Over Heels is a surrealistic animated short film that tells the story of a couple living in a gravity-defying house. The husband lives on the ceiling while the wife lives on the floor, and they start to drift apart in their daily routines. However, when a series of unexpected events occur, they find a way to reconnect and rediscover their love for each other.

A poor cobbler feeds his last crust of bread to some birds that are really elves, who show their gratitude by finishing all his work while he sleeps.