Under the impression that he is meant to be a bondsman training to be a knight, his
thoughts of a better life are extinguished when he recognizes that the Baron is
suffering a financial windfall. He is initially sent away until he reveals a sealed
document from his father. The Baron reluctantly agrees to employ him, but the Baronâ™s
servants immediately delegate the less tasteful jobs to Will.
Although the experience wasnâ™t quite what he expected, he took note of the Baronâ™s
lovely daughter, Kate (Nicola Posener). As sparks start between them, a young nobleman
named Rogan (Philip Brodie) arrives with a request for Kateâ™s hand.
During these deliciously awkward moments, the dragon migrates to the Baronâ™s lands. The
Baron, hungry for glory and gold leaves with Rogan to take down the monster. While they
are away, Kate reveals a book that helps Will learn the lessons of a knight. Before he
is ready to avenge his homeland, the dragon attacks the castle and Will manages to
wound it.
Through faith in himself and his feelings for Kate, he sets off to finish what had
started on his farm.
Dawn of the Dragonslayer was awarded Best Fantasy Film at Bleedfest 2011 |
