C.S. Lewis & The Chronicles of Narnia (2005)

2차 세계대전이 한창인 영국. 페번시가의 막내들인 에드먼드(스캔다 케인스)와 루시(조지 헨리)는 까탈스럽고 불평 많은 사촌 유스터스(윌 폴터)의 집에 얹혀살고 있다. 어느 날 루시의 방에 걸려 있는 그림 속에서 갑자기 바닷물이 쏟아져 나오며 세 아이는 나니아의 세계로 빨려들어간다. 그들이 망망대해에서 만난 것은 새벽 출정호를 타고 실종된 일곱명의 영주를 찾아 헤매던 캐스피언 왕자(벤 반스) 일행. 이들은 첫 번째 항해지인 론 제도의 영주 베른에게, 아슬란에게서 받은 일곱개의 마법검을 소유한 일곱명의 영주가 사라지면서 언제부터인가 바다에서 녹색 안개가 나타나 배와 사람들을 집어삼켜왔다는 사실을 전해듣는다.

현실의 세계로 돌아온 지 1년 후, 페번시 남매들은 마법의 힘에 의해 다시 나니아의 세계로 들어간다. 그러나 그곳은 이미 폐허로 변해 있었다. 나니아 시간으로 벌써 1,300년이란 세월이 흘렀던 것. 그 동안 나니아는 황금기의 종말을 고하고, 텔마린 족에게 점령되어 무자비한 미라즈 왕의 통치를 받고 있었다. 페번시 남매들을 나니아로 불러낸 건 텔마린 족의 진정한 왕위 계승자인 캐스피언 왕자였다. 삼촌 미라즈에게 왕위를 뺏긴 그는 나니아인들이 숨어 사는 숲 속으로 피신, 페번시 남매와 만난다. 캐스피언 왕자는 삼촌을 물리치고 왕위를 찾게 도와주면 나니아인들의 터전을 돌려 주겠다는 약속을 하는데...

제2차 세계대전 중의 영국. 공습을 피해 디고리 교수의 시골 별장으로 간 페번시가의 네 남매인 피터, 수잔, 에드먼드, 루시는 마법의 옷장을 통해 신비로운 나라 나니아로 들어선다. 말하는 동물들과 켄타우로스, 거인들이 평화롭게 어울려 사는 땅이었던 나니아는 사악한 하얀 마녀 제이디스에 의해 긴 겨울에 감금되어 있다. 게다가 이 겨울에는 크리스마스도 없다. 호기심 많은 루시, 퉁명스러운 에드먼드, 신중한 수잔, 분별 있는 맏이 피터는 고귀한 사자 아슬란의 인도로 제이디스의 싸늘한 주문을 깨는 싸움에 가담한다.

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