Troll Bridge

Short Film

2019

28m

English

Fantasy, Animation, Drama, Comedy

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Troll Bridge

Short Film

2019

28m

English

Fantasy, Animation, Drama, Comedy

Set in the phenomenally successful Discworld series, Troll Bridge is about the world's last Barbarian hero (now at the age of 87) embarking on a suicide mission to battle a bridge troll in mortal combat. In a land where the undead have formed an equal rights movement, goblins are on the endangered species list and the evil Cutshade Forest is being logged; the world has truly gone mad for Cohen the Barbarian. Time has moved too fast... Troll Bridge aims to be the largest scale short film in history. Using resources garnered over a decade of dedication, love, sweat and toil, Troll Bridge has already broken records and set benchmarks internationally. Written by SnowGum Films

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Cast

Cohen the Barbarian

Mica

Horse

Beryl / Narrator

Beryl Motion Performer

Ruben Francis

Scree

Directed By: Daniel Knight

Written By: Terry Pratchett, Daniel Knight

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waltandmartha says...

6 years ago

Worth the wait. (I have summed up this film in three words but unfortunately trackt will not allow such concise and to-the-point ‘comments’ It’s not even called a review, it’s called a comment, and I know of lots of comments that are 5 words or less, like “no comment” - anyway, sorry about the rant but it’s required for comments on here ‍‍ )

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yavoth1 says...

one year ago

It is in over 95% an exact 1-to-1 translation of the text to screen, with all the benefits and downsides that come with that, not really "adapted for screen" almost at all. I would probably recommend for most people to read the story before watching, as that is the medium in which I think the tale works best, especially given that the story is mostly dialogue – it is not too long and can easily be found online. Nevertheless, the film is a beautiful illustration to the short story, and everyone involved in the production did a wonderful job. Plus, you get a great original song at the end. I am truly grateful that such works of love can still be made today.

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