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    Sissi - Trilogy (1955-1957)

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    Sissi - Trilogy (1955-1957)

    Sissi - Trilogy (1955-1957)
    AVI | German | Subtitles: English/Polish | 2.16 GB
    Genre : Comedy/Drama/History/Romance

    Trilogy of romantic films about the Austrian Princess Sisi, Elisabeth of Bavaria.

    Sissi - Trilogy (1955-1957)

    Sissi (1955)
    AVI | DivX 5 25.00fps 997Kbps | 720x576 | MPEG Audio Layer 3 44100Hz mono 116Kbps | 815 MB | 01:41:17

    16 year old princess Elisabeth, 'Sissi', follows her mother and sister Helene to the Austrian court in Ischl, where the engagement between Helene and the young emperor Franz Josef will be announced. But he meets Sissi when she's out fishing and falls in love with her. Sissi loves Franz Josef but a marriage with him comes with a bonus, his arrogant and headstrong mother.




    Sissi - Trilogy (1955-1957)

    Sissi II - Die junge Kaiserin (1956)
    AVI | DivX 5 25.00fps 876Kbps | 512x368 | MPEG Audio Layer 3 32000Hz stereo 78Kbps | 698 MB | 1:41:12

    Sissi is slowly adapting to life as empress of Austria but finds it hard to live with her mother-in-law. The arch-duchess Sophie is a genuine busybody who constantly interferes with how the emperor rules the empire and how Sissi brings up her first-born daughter.



    Sissi - Trilogy (1955-1957)

    Sissi III - Schicksalsjahre einer Kaiserin (1957)
    AVI | DivX 5 25.00fps 847Kbps | 512x368 | MPEG Audio Layer 3 32000Hz stereo 78Kbps | 698 MB | 01:44:17

    The Austrian empress enjoys traveling trough Hungary, where she ultimately finds the politically priceless affection of local count Andrassy too intimate, but it's only temporary relief from the frustrations of court life in Vienna, where dutiful Franz remains chained to his desk and leaves his chillingly strict mother Sophie interfering, even in the upbringing of their daughter. When Sissi is diagnosed with plausibly fatal tuberculosis and Franz has to allow Sophie to remove their daughter on doctor's warning, Sissi is in danger of losing the will to live while exiled to recovery-inducing climates (Portuguese Madeira and Greek Corfu). Then desperately needed psycho-somatic therapy appears in the form of her indestructibly positive mother Ludovika of Bavaria, who lovingly nurses both her sickness and her taste for life on idyllic walks. Once again Oberst Böckl, the clumsy body-guard whose doting admiration for the empress borders on the improper, provides a comical note, as each time Sissi moves he struggles with the local language and falls in love with his private teacher. Finally she is well enough to rejoin her husband on an official visit to Venice, part of Austrias remaining possessions in Northern Italy, where nationalism prepares the Habsburg sovereigns a hostile welcome which may even start a violent uprising, but the emotional Italians melt for the ostentatiously loving reunion of mother and daughter on St. Mark's square.