
Coleton Brunner
as General Hagmar
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In the kingdom of men, King Grimlock’s relentless pursuit of power leads his realm into a bloody conflict with the High Elves. As the war meeting intensifies, General Bronvir advocates for aggressive action, while General Aimor and Prince Eldred urge caution, fearing the kingdom’s vulnerability. Tensions explode when Grimlock silences dissent by killing Aimor, leaving Eldred horrified by his father brutality. Seeking solace and guidance, Eldred meets with Princess Alea of the High Elves, revealing Grimlocks plan to attack their capital with a massive army. Despite the risks, Alea pledges her unwavering support and love for Eldred. Determined to prevent further bloodshed, Eldred confronts his father, renouncing his crown and condemning Grimlock’s tyranny. Enraged, Grimlock orders an attack on his own son. It blends fantasy elements. The film reflects a distinct United States of America style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Oscar Kingsley. With a runtime of 13 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.
The main cast includes Coleton Brunner, Chad Darnell and Brian Krainson. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Oscar Kingsley, written by Oscar Kingsley and Gabrielle Emma, produced by Shaun Tolley.

as General Hagmar

as King Grimlock

as General Aimor