 An orphaned priest to an outlaw saint must prevent a renegade order of disgraced knights from exploiting an ancient secret that will plunge her world into perpetual mechanized war. Jetrefilm Entertainment acquired the exclusive film rights to Andruin of Saarke in 2011. Derived from the upcoming eBook of the same name and taken from a 30-year fantasy anthology, Andruin of Saarke can be considered a distant sequel to Dominium, removed by ages, but existing in the same vast continuum of high fantasy. Alien, imaginative, lush and immersive, Andruin's world is one of day-braiding angels, demonic hegemonies, ancient swords, mythical creatures and fabulous sky-born wonders. Andruin of Saarke follows a young orphan on her journey through fantastic perils to prevent anarchists from seizing on a phenomenon that will usher in a strange new holocaust. Part action-adventure, part detective story, part sorcery, Andruin of Saarke is a timely allegory for those dangers that threaten our own world with irredeemable consequences when a murderous minority has the power to set the whole world on fire. Most interestingly, Andruin of Saarke straddles a most peculiar line in the fantasy genre, one that has never been seen in film. The uniqueness of the social potential of Andruin's world perches it on a dangerous industrial precipice that every three thousand years becomes evident. Both ancient and contemporary, fantastic and familiar, Andruin of Saarke is an adventure in the tradition of J. R. R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings of J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter series. |
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Andruin of Saarke - Details WGA No. Pending Running Time: 2 Hours Genre: Action/Adventure/High Fantasy Budget: $60M USD Script: Restricted |
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Script Excerpts "Swords are like people, my young Nazarel. They have reputations. The reputations of men are repaired by priests, but the reputations of swords are repaired by hammers. And by my hammers, I shall restore this blade to its purpose, and set it back into the world, in the gentle hands of a Nazarel where I know it can do no wrong." - SEPHRAGILIAM |
