Orest z rodu čarodejníkov 2010
Braňo Mišík's 2010 family fantasy adventure *Orest z rodu čarodejníkov* plunges viewers into a medieval fairy-tale steeped in myth and moral dilemma.
Director: Braňo Mišík
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Orest z rodu čarodejníkov* (2010) about?
*Orest z rodu čarodejníkov* follows King Philip's harrowing quest after he unwittingly promises his infant daughter to the witch Fate in exchange for victory. Forced to outrun destiny itself, he navigates a world of magic and peril, testing his love, loyalty, and the true meaning of sacrifice.
Who directed *Orest z rodu čarodejníkov*?
The film was directed by Braňo Mišík, a filmmaker known for blending family-friendly storytelling with mythic and folkloric elements.
Who stars in *Orest z rodu čarodejníkov*?
The film features Patrik Vyskočil as King Philip, alongside Katarína Ochabová, Ľubomír Paulovič, Petra Palevičová, and Eva Rysová in key roles.
Is *Orest z rodu čarodejníkov* (2010) worth watching?
As a family fantasy steeped in folklore and emotional depth, *Orest z rodu čarodejníkov* offers a unique blend of adventure and heart—ideal for audiences seeking escapism with substance. While unrated, its themes and narrative make it a charming watch for fans of fairy-tale quests.
How long is *Orest z rodu čarodejníkov*?
Runtime details are not listed.
About Orest z rodu čarodejníkov (2010) — A King's Dark Bargain in a Fairy-Tale Journey
Braňo Mišík's 2010 family fantasy adventure *Orest z rodu čarodejníkov* plunges viewers into a medieval fairy-tale steeped in myth and moral dilemma. King Philip, facing defeat and ruin, strikes a desperate bargain with the enigmatic Fate—only to learn too late that her price is his beloved infant daughter Radena. Haunted by grief and guilt, he embarks on a treacherous journey spanning years, racing against time to undo his oath before fate claims its due. The film blends folklore, enchantment, and deep emotional stakes, painting a world where magic and humanity collide.
At its heart, *Orest z rodu čarodejníkov (2010)* explores the lengths of parental love, the weight of promises, and the blurred line between sacrifice and selfishness. With its rich visuals, mythic tone, and a story that balances wonder with heart-wrenching tension, Mišík crafts a family-friendly fantasy that lingers long after the credits roll.