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The Gaelic King

When the darkness comes, the king returns
2017 | 88m | English

(415 votes)

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Set in war-torn 800AD Scotland, The Gaelic King tells the story of warrior-king Alpin mac Eachdach. When his young brother is captured, Alpin must hunt the kidnappers though a dark forest that hides an ancient evil.
Release Date: Sep 14, 2017
Director: Philip Todd
Writer: Philip Todd, Matthew Todd
Genres: Fantasy, History
Keywords scotland
Production Companies Fellowship Film
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Aug 03, 2024
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Jake McGarry Alpin
Shona Melrose Edana
Kerry Browne Nathara
Noah Irvine Finn
Laurence Whitley Lachlan
Peter Cosgrove Fergus
Fiona Stewart Biddy
Eve Wengel Kyra
Alan Cuthbert Torcall
Ellie Reid Sinead
Name Job
Philip Todd Writer, Director
Matthew Todd Writer
Charlie Wilkins Music
David J. Usieto Director of Photography
John Walkinshaw Art Direction
Hannah Graham Costume Design
Perry Costello Special Effects Supervisor
Gordon Davies Camera Operator
Stuart Hatch Camera Operator
Benett Gyurik Visual Effects
Craig Smith Visual Effects
Calum Dunipace Sound
Walter Jarvie Sound
Laurie Todd Property Master
Ruth Anne Hawkins Makeup Artist
Laura McLachlan Makeup Artist
Name Title
Nathan Todd Producer
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Geronimo1967
5.0

Set amongst the glens of the ancient kingdom of Dalriada, this is quite a decent no-budget fantasy adventure that follows "Alpin" (Jake McGarry) and his young son "Finn" (Noah Irvine) as they traverse the wilderness trying to find a means to reclaim his regal inheritance. They arrive in the village ... of "Unust" (Simon DeSilva) where after a bit of a tussle, they discover that their children have all been kidnaped by an evil sorceress ("Riada"). An alliance looks the best plan and off into the forest they go. Along the way, they are set upon by the Pictish queen "Nathara" (Kerry Browne) whom they must also convince to join their quest... It's all pretty standard storytelling fayre, this film - but there is some lovely Argyllshire photography and a last twenty minutes that actually deliver some mystical visual effects quite effectively bringing about the entirely predicable denouement before a Clannad-style closing balled. The acting and the writing are entirely forgettable, though, and the action scenes are distinctly uncomplicated - sort of sword going under the armpit sort of style that you'd have used in school play. It's adequate.

Aug 06, 2023