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Medieval

For honor. For justice. For freedom.
2022 | 126m | English

(14361 votes)

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Popularity: 5 (history)

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The story of fifteenth century Czech icon and warlord, Jan Zizka, who defeated armies of the Teutonic Order and the Holy Roman Empire.
Release Date: Sep 08, 2022
Director: Petr Jákl
Writer: Petr Jákl, Petr Bok, Marek Dobeš, Petr Jákl
Genres: Action, Drama, History
Keywords based on true story, middle ages (476-1453), medieval, 15th century, hussite wars (1419-1434)
Production Companies JBJ Film, Elevated Films, Double Tree Entertainment, R.U. Robot Studios
Box Office Revenue: $4,311,284
Budget: $23,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Ben Foster Jan Žižka
Sophie Lowe Kateřina
Michael Caine Lord Boreš
Roland Møller Torak
Magnus Samuelsson Lars
Til Schweiger Rožmberk
Matthew Goode král Zikmund
William Moseley Jaroslav
Karel Roden Václav IV.
Werner Daehn Ulrich
Jan Budař Matthew
Marek Vašut král Václav
Ondřej Vetchý Ondřej
Vinzenz Kiefer Conrad
Alistair Brammer Freddy
Christopher Rygh Mick
Guy Roberts Cyril
David Bowles Giovanni
Jennifer Armour Barbara
Aneta Kernová Maria
Kevin Bernhardt kapitán Martin
Sean Connor Renwick David
Zhang Lang Zel
Václav Jiráček Zdeněk
Martin Kavan Oldřich
Ben Cristovao
Roman Šebrle Javier
Viktor Krištof Jan Hus
Filip Antonio
Romana Jákl Vítová
Denisa Pfauserová
Brian Caspe Flashback Soldier #1
Petr Vágner Flashback Soldier #2
Viktor Pešta
Daniel Vávra
Laura Karolyi Anna (14)
Name Job
Pam Dixon Casting
Petr Jákl Director, Writer
Jan Rybar Visual Effects Supervisor
Dirk Westervelt Editor
Jiří Sternwald Art Direction
Barbora Bucharová Set Decoration
Kateřina Mírová Costume Design
Veronika Lencová Production Manager
Martin Sebik First Assistant Director
Marketa Magerova Second Assistant Director
Jaroslav Čechura Researcher
Petr Bok Story
Marek Dobeš Author
Viktor Krištof Line Producer
Nancy Bishop Casting
Mike Smith Stunt Coordinator, Second Unit Director
Philip Klein Original Music Composer
Jesper Tøffner Director of Photography
Steven Rosenblum Editor
Petr Jákl Story
Miroslav Lhotka Stunts
Name Title
Cassian Elwes Producer
Pam Dixon Associate Producer
Ara Keshishian Executive Producer
Stuart Manashil Executive Producer
Petr Jákl Producer
Kevin Bernhardt Executive Producer
Martin J. Barab Executive Producer
Arianne Fraser Executive Producer
Delphine Perrier Executive Producer
Henry Winterstern Executive Producer
Petr Jákl Executive Producer
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jw
5.0

Medieval? Mediocre. There is a grand tale to be told about the historic Jan Žižka, his times and all that goes with it - the social, religious, political atmosphere, the power-play, the backstabbing, the wars. And parts of this tale have been told well. But not in this movie. It has good ac ... tors, wonderful locations, competent crew, and the biggest budget a Czech movie ever had so far - but it fails. The overall dramaturgy, the pacing, the direction and even the cut fail. This movie has many troubles, and the script is at the core of them. The start is promising - it introduces us into the situation, where no-one is "good"; Zizka and his mercenaries are for hire, and who is your enemy today can be your comrade tomorrow. The powerful keep changing sides, nothing is certain, except for the low-born will be suffering either way. But where to go from here? There could have been a wild romp through many of the stations of Zizka's life. Or it could have been a character study, how Zizka came to be the Czech national hero he is. But the movie fails to do that, too - it also burdens us with an unnecessary (and most likely a-historical) love story, and draws out things for long, long, long. The battles appear fierce, close up, bloody; if you don't look close, it gives the rough impression of good fighting scenes. Too many cliches, too many wide-eyed pained looks from the good lady, and TOO MUCH TIME WASTED. This bit could've been told in a quarter of the time, without skipping anything - and we'd get to see much more of the Czech history (plus more battles, intrigues, and if unavoidable, also love stories). **TL;DR: A waste of talent, money, and time.** No need to waste yours, unless you have an lazy time to while away. PS: The few token PoC they have to squeeze in these days have been cast as Cumars, plus some vaguely asian-mongolian looking extras. The actual Cumars were from Turkey, but fair-skinned and -haired, and known (as well named) for this aspect of their appearance. But mooks are mooks, right?

Nov 12, 2022