The Navigator: A Mediaeval Odyssey
Directed by:
Vincent WardScreenplay:
Vincent WardCinematography:
Geoffrey SimpsonComposer:
Davood A. TabriziCast:
Noel Appleby, Paul Livingston, Sarah Peirse, Jay Laga'aia, Chris Haywood, Marshall Napier, Barron Christian, Desmond KellyVOD (1)
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A visionary boy, Griffin (Hamish Gough) leads five men from the 14th Century into a 20th Century city. Their quest: to save their village before sunrise. It is Cumbria 1348, the year of the Black Death. A medieval mining village lives in fear of the advancing plague. Griffin's older brother, Connor (Bruce Lyons) returns from the outside world in a state of despair, until Griffin tells of his dream - and reveals the only hope of survival. Make a tribute to God. Place a spire on a distant cathedral. Do it before dawn or the village is lost. (Umbrella Entertainment)
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Due to its final revelation, this isn't a film I could fall in love with. The concept of time travel itself is intriguing, but the consequences are simply weak. In the end, the film works more as an interesting oddity rather than one that truly pushes the sci-fi genre forward.
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