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Order of the Dragon

A fantasy-themed adventure comedy set in the Welsh countryside.
4/5

Review

‘Order of the Dragon’ is a delightful short film that transports its viewers to a fantastical world filled with humor and chaos. Directed by Chris McFall, the film tells the story of a mother and daughter who move to the Welsh countryside only to find themselves facing a fierce infestation of fire-breathing beasts in their new home. The narrative is peppered with comical moments that are sure to make both children and adults laugh out loud.

The acting in the film is impressive, with Maddy McFall standing out with her natural performance as the tenacious young protagonist. Brian Carter and Tegan Moorey also give noteworthy performances as the eccentric pest controls who arrive to save the day.

The cinematography by Mei Lewis is stunning, showcasing the picturesque Welsh landscapes beautifully. The aspect ratio, while unconventional, only adds to the film’s quirky nature.

Overall, ‘Order of the Dragon’ is a must-watch for anyone looking for a sweet, hilarious and heartwarming tale of a family’s battle against mythical creatures. It’s a perfect family treat. Highly recommended.

Brief Synopsis

When Rebecca and her mum move from the big city to a creaky old house deep in the Welsh Valleys they find something strange already living there. They call pest control only to find that they have inadvertently hired an ancient order of knights, and the strange pests that infest their new home are actually baby dragons. As if that wasn’t bad enough it seems as though something massive is living in the cellar.
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Credits

Director(s): Chris McFall
Writer(s): Chris McFall
Cast: Brian Carter, Francesca Goodridge, Maddy McFall, Tegan Moorey
Producer(s): Jonathan Lloyd James
Director of Photography: Mei Lewis
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Runtime: 15 min

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Order of the Dragon

A fantasy-themed adventure comedy set in the Welsh countryside.
4/5

Review

‘Order of the Dragon’ is a delightful short film that transports its viewers to a fantastical world filled with humor and chaos. Directed by Chris McFall, the film tells the story of a mother and daughter who move to the Welsh countryside only to find themselves facing a fierce infestation of fire-breathing beasts in their new home. The narrative is peppered with comical moments that are sure to make both children and adults laugh out loud.

The acting in the film is impressive, with Maddy McFall standing out with her natural performance as the tenacious young protagonist. Brian Carter and Tegan Moorey also give noteworthy performances as the eccentric pest controls who arrive to save the day.

The cinematography by Mei Lewis is stunning, showcasing the picturesque Welsh landscapes beautifully. The aspect ratio, while unconventional, only adds to the film’s quirky nature.

Overall, ‘Order of the Dragon’ is a must-watch for anyone looking for a sweet, hilarious and heartwarming tale of a family’s battle against mythical creatures. It’s a perfect family treat. Highly recommended.

Brief Synopsis

When Rebecca and her mum move from the big city to a creaky old house deep in the Welsh Valleys they find something strange already living there. They call pest control only to find that they have inadvertently hired an ancient order of knights, and the strange pests that infest their new home are actually baby dragons. As if that wasn’t bad enough it seems as though something massive is living in the cellar.
Order of the Dragon Short Film

Credits

Director(s): Chris McFall
Writer(s): Chris McFall
Cast: Brian Carter, Francesca Goodridge, Maddy McFall, Tegan Moorey
Producer(s): Jonathan Lloyd James
Director of Photography: Mei Lewis
Animation:

Specifications

Genre: ,
Country:
Language:
Year:
Runtime: 15 min

IMDb Page

Coming Soon

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