For the followers of the saga, the animation offers a deeper look at one of the most fascinating cultures of the Middle Earth.
He Lord of the Rings: The Rohirrim War He arrives in Max on February 28 as part of the Cinema franchise to Max, offering a new perspective on the Middle Earth of Jrr Tolkien.
Unlike trilogies directed by Peter Jacksonthis new production in anime tells the saga of the legendary king Helm hand of iron – folded by Brian Cox (Succession) – and the events that led to the construction of the iconic strength of Helm’s abyss.
What the Lord of the Rings is about: The Rohirrim War
Directed by Kenji Kamiyama (Blade Runner: Black Lotus, Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex), The Lord of the Rings: The Rohirrim War expands the universe of the Lord of the Rings, immersing himself in the rich mythology of the kingdom of Rohan and presenting memorable characters created by Tolkien. The story is set 183 years before the events narrated in the original trilogy and explores the struggle of the Rohirrim against the Dunlendinos invaders, led by the vindictive Wulf. The plot follows Héra, Helm’s daughter, whose journey adds an emotional and historical layer to the narrative, expanding Rohan’s legacy.
For the followers of the saga, the animation offers a deeper look at one of the most fascinating cultures of the Middle Earth. Iconic elements, such as the courage of the Rahan riders and the architecture of Helm’s abyss, come alive through a dynamic and cinematographic visual style, approaching the aesthetics of the great oriental anime. Besides, just like The Lord of the Rings: the two towers immortalized the battle in Helm’s abyss, this new film explores the events that gave rise to that legendary place, establishing a direct link with the trilogy of Peter Jackson and expanding the understanding of the history of the Rohirrim.
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