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Tell Me a Story
Tell Me a Story is based on a Spanish format. It takes the world's most beloved fairy tales and reimagines them as a dark and twisted psychological thriller. Set in modern day New York City, the first season of this serialized drama interweaves "The Three Little Pigs," "Little Red Riding Hood," and "Jack and the Beanstalk" into an epic and subversive tale of love, loss, greed, revenge and murder.
The Grimm Variations
Once upon a time, brothers Jacob and Wilhelm collected fairy tales from across the land and made them into a book. They also had a much younger sister, the innocent and curious Charlotte, who they loved very much. One day, while the brothers were telling Charlotte a fairy tale like usual, they saw that she had a somewhat melancholy look on her face. She asked them, "Do you suppose they really lived happily ever after?"
The pages of Grimms' Fairy Tales, written by Jacob and Wilhelm, are now presented from the unique perspective of Charlotte, who sees the stories quite differently from her brothers.
The Sisters Grimm
Two orphaned sisters navigate a town full of people torn straight from fantasy and fairy tales, confronting heroes and villains alike, while investigating the mystery of their missing parents.
SimsalaGrimm
The history of famous German classic fairy tales in the style of the brothers Grimm across the magical land of Simsala.
Taçsız Prenses
Masal, who grew up with the tales of her dreamy mother, Şirin, is trapped in a cold and realistic world when her mother is hospitalized due to heart disease. As a result, she turns into a fierce, vicious girl who can do anything. The first person Masal will receive support from is her teacher Evgin, and things will turn around for everyone over time. On Masal's journey, she will complete the unfinished tales of the other heroes of the story one by one while searching for her own tale, and on this journey, the closest person to Masal will be her dog Köfte, who never leaves her side...
Super WHY!
A program designed to help teach kids that reading can be fun by illustrated children's tales. Kids will learn through four interactive heroes who use reading to solve mysteries overcome obstacles. The fairy tale books that the interactive heroes travel into are somewhat different from the original story.
The Triplets
The Triplets are three fictional characters (Anna, Teresa and Helena) created by Catalan illustrator Roser Capdevila.
Maerchen Maedchen
When the two girls meet, magic begins. Hazuki Kagimura loves stories, an orthodox girl who is overly imaginative. Because her relationship with her new family does not go well, the environment sends her toward the stories in which she spends her days. One day after school, Hazuki gets lost among the bookcases of the library, leading her to a mysterious school where meets Shizuka Tsuchimikado. It is a magic school where girls (called "mädchen") are selected by the magical texts from which the world's stories are born. Hazuki herself is said to be chosen by the book of Cinderella. In order to become a true magician, Hazuki becomes friends with Shizuka and begins her new life at the school.
İkimizin Sırrı
Struggling to survive with her seven-year-old daughter Hayal, Neva Canpolat raises her only daughter by instilling the beauty and hope of life with fairy tales and games. However, the happy world of mother-daughter is shaken by the stranger men who follow them. The path of Neva and Hayal, who lead a difficult life, crosses with Alp Karahun in a traffic accident.
RWBY: Fairy Tales
See the stories that shaped the world of Remnant. RWBY Fairy Tales is a new RWBY mini series from Rooster Teeth that brings Remnant's most famous fairy tales to life like never before. Catch a new legend every week.
Papa Beaver's Story Time
Papa Beaver's Storytime is an animated television series tells of a single father beaver of three little beaver children of his own, two sons and one daughter, who would tell them different stories, either a fable or a fairytale to his children and at the end would tell them the moral of the story to teach them a lesson about their actions that have done before the story began.
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