Her Knight

2003
29m

IMDb RATING

7.3/10

YOUR RATING

Official Poster for "Her Knight", a Russem Productions film.

Anne always had a dream of being rescued by her Byzantine knight, not able to see its conclusion. In reality, she is with a cheating boyfriend Dylan. When she meets David, someone so different from her, he helps to write an end to her dream.

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Fantasy Romance Short

Anne has always had a dream of being rescued by a knight, living happily ever after. But such is the world of dreams, not reality . . . or so it seems.Anne has always had a dream of being rescued by a knight, living happily ever after. But such is the world of dreams, not reality . . . or so it seems.Anne has always had a dream of being rescued by a knight, living happily ever after. But such is the world of dreams, not reality . . . or so it seems.

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IMDb RATING

7.3/10

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
This is one of the first professional films to be shot with the Panasonic AG-DVX100 (the first digital video camera with progressive 24 frames per second, finally giving digital video a filmic color and feel).

Quotes
Anne: I thought he was my Justinian.

Connections
References Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977)

Soundtracks
simple mood
from "The Cat Toy Sessions"
Written and Performed by Jenni Alpert
Copyright 2003 Jalpert Publishing

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Review

Featured review

A woman finds her true knight (yawn).

Saw film at Los Angeles screening of NYIIFVF. The fight sequence in the end is well choreographed, but overall the acting leaves MUCH to be desired. Also, film looks very 'digital', which hurts some of the dream sequences (they would appear much better on film). One of those 'huh?' festival pieces with a 80's style score. The use of purple throughout film though is well-done, especially on the main character, which conveys an underlying theme of royalty assigned to her (purple being historically a color used by the royal and imperial). The writing is also sub-par, with some of the lines being only slightly original. For example, the 'what you doin' here? I'm talking to my woman!' line was particularly forgettable. Use of color was well-done. My advice: get a writer and better actors, and write a less melodramatic storyline.