Coppélia

Coppélia tells of the pitfalls of love relationships, and although it is one of the three most important titles of the 19th century French ballet ( Giselle, La Sylphide, Coppelia ), which have been preserved on stage in the "live ballet tradition". On the contrary, the story is closed by a happy end, a wedding. Beautiful girl sits every day with a book on the balcony of a tall house and attracts the attention not only of local young men, including Franz, but also his fiance, jealous and enterprising swanilds. No one knows that Coppelia is a puppet that waits for her creator to revive her. And the plot? Franz is supposed to lose his soul because of Coppelia. His life lesson ends happily - the puppet remains a puppet, Franz will recognize his foolish mistake and is saved.