Adormidera

20132013
Not RatedNot Rated
1h 30m

4.0/10

Action Adventure Fantasy

A group of five surviving soldiers in the late 1300's are returning home, however along the journey they encounter an unforeseen turn of events.A group of five surviving soldiers in the late 1300's are returning home, however along the journey they encounter an unforeseen turn of events.A group of five surviving soldiers in the late 1300's are returning home, however along the journey they encounter an unforeseen turn of events.

4.0/10

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Director
- Raymond Mizzi
Stars

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A fictional story set in the late 1300's about a group of five soldiers who are returning home from battle. As they journey back across different lands, hungry and exhausted they request food and lodging for the night in a fort. Inside the fort they experience some peculiar behavior, and whilst four of the soldiers decide to ignore it, Tristan can't seem to help getting involved, only problem is he takes it a step too far. —Adormideramovie.com

14th century sword and sorcery

Taglines
- Some matters are best left undisturbed
Genres
Certificate
- Not Rated
Parents guide
- Add content advisory

Quotes
Tristan de Leon: I cannot forgive or forget, but I've learnt to live with the resentment.

Soundtracks
The Journey
Written by Ivan Grech
Performed by Winter Moods
Produced by David Vella
Recorded at Temple Studios

Top review

1/10

Just a terrible, terrible, terrible Z-movie

This work is sickeningly awfully in every aspect. Many people from Malta and friends of the team must have voted.

The script is poor, the plot lacks proper development, the dialogues are sickly, the acting is amateurish... I can go into more detail and cover elements such as filming techniques, colour and sound but I'll spare you all that.

The director also resorted to the idea of employing some kind of fake, working-class English accent which can be anachronistically and distastefully hilarious for a very short while but it gets overbearing and tedious right away.

How did that famous tenor Joseph Calleja accept a role in this Z movie? Has he lost all self-respect?

There should never have been a theatre release and the team should have reserved this film for their own personal use.

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