A unicorn lives in a forest which is blessed by her presence. It's always
spring, never too cold, never too warm. She wonders why there are are no other
unicorns, until a butterfly tells her that she's the last of her kind. A
red bull has driven the unicorns away, possibly to their death.
The unicorn decides to leave the
forest to find out if the oher unicorns are still alive. This is a risk for her. In
the forest she's immortal, but when she leaves it she can be killed.
So she goes on a journey to find the red bull which is supposedly the servant
of King Haggard. She's surprised to discover that nobody recognises her as a
unicorn. People no longer believe in unicorns, so they don't see her horn and
assume she's a horse.
When she encounters the red bull he wants to kill her, so a magician saves her
by turning her into a beautiful woman. King Haggard's son falls in love with
her. So what's more important? Finding true love or finding her fellow
unicorns?
This is a delightful film that appeals to both children and adults.
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