Aida of the Trees

Year: 2001

Runtime: 75 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Guido Manuli

AnimationFantasy

When the stone dragon Satam and his followers from Petra launch a war against the peaceful Tree People of Alborea, Princess Aida, daughter of Alborea’s king, is captured and enslaved. Serving the Petrans, she meets the soldier Ramades; their mutual love blossoms. Their bond offers a chance to end the conflict between the two peoples.

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