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    Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Three Wishes for Cinderella


    Higgaroni — 21 years ago(August 19, 2004 01:13 AM)

    Hello everyone.
    I'm looking for a Czech film from 1975 called "Mal morsk vla," or "The Little Mermaid." It was directed by Kachyna Karel. There is a page about it on IMDb.com, but it only contains a little information and reviews. I have scoured the internet to find a tape of it that will play on American VCR's (so, a VHS) or a DVD. I would really, really prefer the film to be in Czech with English subtitles (and be a DVD but VHS is fine too!)
    I found a copy at http://www.bontonland.cz (just search "Mal morsk vla") but I don't want to order anything without knowing what it means. 😉 When it says "VHS" does that mean that it will play on an American VCR, and not be a European tape? And does "CD" actually mean "DVD"? And what does "MC" mean? I really hope someone can help me.
    Thank you very, very much!


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      Higgaroni — 21 years ago(August 19, 2004 01:17 AM)

      Or does anyone know somewhere else to buy it on the internet? Any information welcomed! 🙂
      (Sorry to double-post, by the way)


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          Higgaroni — 21 years ago(August 19, 2004 08:09 AM)

          Thank you very much! That was all very helpful! 🙂
          I guess the best I'm going to do is just buy the Czech VHS without English subtitles I know the story. 😉 The VHS WILL play on American VCR's, right? (I know I've asked this a million times, but I just want to make sure I won't get a PAL)
          And, just in case you didn't know, I did find this movie available on German DVD (with the film being called "Die kleine Meerjungfrau.") However, the film is dubbed in German with no other language options (including the original Czech) and no subtitle options except for German as far as I know.
          Information page for it can be found at:
          http://www.beamtech.de/filmeneu/filmdetail.php4?ID=2522
          http://www.dvd-commander.de/dvddatabase/getinfo.php?dvdid=8478 (this site has links to buy it at various places as well)
          And you can buy it at:
          http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00008VDRD/qid=1092927545/sr=1-3/ref=sr_1_10_3/302-5484638-5520064
          However, the film seems to be a Region 2 DVD, which will not play on North American DVD players.


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            Higgaroni — 21 years ago(August 19, 2004 09:02 AM)

            vidmann - I am looking at the "Mal morsk vla" page on the website you recommended (the link is: http://www.vltava.cz/Store/GoodsDetail.asp?c=&sCGoodsID=SE00699126), and on the page, there is a little button that has a shell on it, and an arrow from the shell to "K." What does this mean? When I hold my mouse over the button, a little box comes up that says: "Kobrazovat ceny v K"
            Have you ever ordered anything from this site? I don't know the Czech language whatsoever, but using an online converter, I translated the registration form, and registered onto the site so I could buy the film. Will I be able to convert my order into US dollars at some point during the transaction? Or may I use a credit card, and the sum will be automatically converted? I hope you can help me, and I really, really appreciate the help you've already given me! 🙂


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              Higgaroni — 21 years ago(August 25, 2004 10:33 AM)

              hello?
              (wow I've never triple posted before) 😕


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                  Higgaroni — 21 years ago(August 28, 2004 08:13 AM)

                  Awesome! That sounds GREAT. Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!! You've been a very big help - and now I shall go order it!


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                    marmota-b — 20 years ago(November 08, 2005 08:49 AM)

                    It means "Show the prices in Czech Crowns". I'm from Czech Republic. We have ordered some books from Vltava and were very satisfied (books you cannot buy in ordinary shops already and low prices), but I'm not sure whether it works internationally. Maybe there is some contact e-mail address where you can ask.

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                      marmota-b — 20 years ago(November 08, 2005 08:52 AM)

                      I'm afraid that Czech VHS won't be playing in the USmy sister tried to show her American friends her favourite film in the US, but it didn't work. But it could be because it was recorded from TV.

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                        Mr_Wentworth-Brewster — 20 years ago(November 14, 2005 05:00 AM)

                        This is caused by the fact that American VCR's use different standards to the european ones.
                        It's either PAL in America and NTSC in Europe or the other way around, not sure at the moment;oD.

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                          GreyDadel — 20 years ago(December 25, 2005 03:55 AM)

                          Its NTSC in America and PAL in Europe. And European casettes dont work in American VCRs and vice versa 😞

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                            sihaso82 — 20 years ago(March 30, 2006 05:08 AM)

                            Why is that really? Why can't they just make one shared system that works everywhere?! Wouldn't that be easier..
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