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Synopsis: Hal Tara is the son of The Kahro of the city of Hebalon and heir to the throne. When The Kahro kills himself, Hal is chosen to taken his place to rule Hebalon. But the discovery of The Kahro's suicide letter, that his father's death was no suicide, and was conducted by rivals of the city known as The Zeriths, Hal disguising himself as a commoner leaves the city and sets out to find the Zeriths and avenge his father. But Nezo, The Kahro's evil advisor who discovered the Kahro's body sends a warrior known as Erito to join Hal and to kill him. Entering the Zerith's camp, unaware of his identity, Hal falls in love with Zita, a Zerith female warrior, unaware Nezo has evil schemes to take over ruler ship of the city and Erito's wife Eike and Hal's sister Jhinna have uncovered his evil plot.
Production: SF Film A/S
  3 wins & 3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.0
Rotten Tomatoes:
80%
PG
Year:
2004
91 min
Website
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Jhinna and l

found your father's farewell letter.

He wasn't murdered, Hal.

He took his own life

so that he could leave the throne to you.

So that you could accomplish

what he never could.

We have found the Zeriths.

I have deployed the army forth

and we should defeat this evil.

But there is also evil

within Hebalon itself.

This is what happens

when you betray your own people.

You should have listened to Ghrak.

Now I have no choice.

Everyone has a choice.

So the whole thing is a lie.

Everything.

Our whole life.

It is we who are the enemy.

We are our own worst enemy.

Ola.

Something is happened to Jhinna.

Abagos.

Zita was right.

Hebalon belongs to the Zeriths.

I end where you begin,

and where you end, I begin.

And in that way we are all connected.

When you learn to be guided by love,

you will be able to use the strength

that dwells in all life.

I got him, dad.

Don't move, stay where you are.

I'm letting go of the grille.

Stay where you are...

Hal, you are alive!

No, Jhinna, stay with me.

Promise me you'll do

what our father said, Hal.

He asked you to live in peace.

You must do that.

In peace and love, Hal!

Promise me.

You must!

Yes, I promise.

We are bound together in heaven,

the two of us.

It is you who plays that beautiful music,

isn't it?

Yes.

Jhinna, no.

NO!!

Oh no! Hal, look out!

It's over, Kharo Nezo.

Too late, Hal.

Thanks to you, the army has long

since been sent against the Zeriths.

It was so nice of you

to locate them for us.

Don't delude yourself.

You're a son of Hebalon!

You're like me, like your father,

you can't run away from that.

So come on then,

you miserable coward, kill me!

No.

I am like my father.

In the last few seconds of his life.

I am beginning where he ends, I shall have

the strength to do what he did not.

Besides,

I've promised a friend to use this hand

to something good.

Yes!

Can you see them?

We are surrounded.

The Hebalonians are just

beyond the forest.

I told you, we should have killed him.

Summon our men.

Hal.

They must have a special route.

We'll never get in there alive.

Oh yes we will.

We'll burn our way through.

Why isn't anything happening?

Why aren't they attacking?

All we can do is wait.

How long are we going to wait?

Mother, what are we waiting for?

Hush, now!

Look. The sun is coming up.

That's not the sun.

Take up your positions!

Fill the traps with water.

The moment is at hand.

Move out!

I want Sahro taken alive!

Onwards I say.

Kill men, women and children.

Let no one be spared.

This night will see the end of the Zeriths.

By dawn, Hebalon will be victorious

and they will be ashes.

Search the forest,

search under every stone!

Find them!

But remember.

Sahro is mind alone.

The camp is abandoned.

The Zeriths must have fled.

No.

They are here!

Up there, in the trees! Take him down!

Well, what have we here.

I want him alive.

Make way, there!

A woman.

Well, you're going to die anyway.

Ghrak! Let her go!

What!

I said, let her go!

Call back your army. It's over!

No. We're only just begun.

The Hebalonian weapons are too powerful!

We can't make it!

Torch the Hebalonians strings.

Use the fire!

Drive them back against the burning trees!

So come at me, Ghrak! Let's have this.

Burn the Hebalonians strings!

You're finished, Ghrak.

It's over.

We won, Zita.

Won?

Our home is totally destroyed...

for the second time.

No, Zita.

I have found your home.

Your real home.

Abagos.

Oh, Hall!

She is free now, Hal. Truly free.

Yes.

Come on, Ola, you can do it.

Set us free!

Fly.

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Naja Marie Aidt

Naja Marie Aidt (born 24 December 1963) is a Danish language poet and writer. She was born in Aasiaat, Greenland, and was brought up partly in Greenland and partly in the Vesterbro area of Copenhagen. In 1991, she published her first book of poetry, Så længe jeg er ung (While I'm Still Young). Since 1993, she has been a full-time writer. In 1994, Naja Marie Aidt was awarded the Danish Fund for the Endowment of the Arts 3-year bursary. In 2008. she moved to Brooklyn, New York City. Aidt won the Nordic Council's Literature Prize in 2008, for her short stories collection Bavian (Baboon, 2006). Bavian also earned her the Danish Kritikerprisen for 2007. more…

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