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Siglo VIII. El cristianismo se extiende por Europa mientras las creencias paganas desaparecen. Ante el ataque del ejército de Carlomagno atravesando los Pirineos, el líder del valle pide ayuda a una diosa ancestral. Mediante un pacto de sangre, derrota al enemigo dando su vida a cambio, pero antes, hace prometer a su hijo Eneko que protegerá y liderará a su pueblo en la nueva era. Años más tarde, Eneko afronta esa promesa con una misión: recuperar el cuerpo de su padre enterrado de forma pagana junto al tesoro de Carlomagno. Pese a su fe cristiana, necesitará la ayuda de Irati, una enigmática pagana de la zona. Los dos jóvenes se adentrarán en un extraño e inhóspito bosque donde “todo lo que tiene nombre existe”. (Filmax)

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inglés Paul Urkijo Alijo, the director of the fairy tale hell horror Errementari, now comes up with a dark fantasy tale that draws on Basque folklore and has the feel of fantasy films from the 1980s, and is definitely magical and unconventional. The film is set in the year 778, in a mythical and world with fantasy creatures like water sprite a a cyclops, Christians and Muslims, a lost treasure, beautiful forests and nature, engaging music, practical effects and interesting characters. A nice film to watch, but I think the potential of that world was greater, there could have been more of the creatures and it could have been more brutal and darker. The best scene is in the cave with the cyclops, which looks properly creepy, and the atmosphere there could be chopped up. The opening medieval joust with the knights is also interesting – even if it had some weird editing. I was expecting a more epic finale. It's definitely an interesting and unusual film that has its charms and is worth seeing, but I can't shake the feeling that it could have been better. 6/10. ()

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