There's enormous, yet untapped, potential in making medieval films set in the late XIVth-XVth centuries.
No blue filters, no unrecognizable dark fabrics in armor. Having read dozens of books on these deep military events, I can say it was a chaotic mix of colors representing factions, lordships, and counts, all with different weapons and armor.
The Hussite Wars trilogy made in the 1950s is one of the best examples of what cinema can offer, showcasing thousands of figures, costumes, colors, horses, armor, weapons, sets, battles, and sieges. These qualities are now almost rare in historical reenactments.
At the time of this trilogy, there was no CGI; it was a pure masterpiece.
Imagínate ser un loco de una aldea de Corea del norte
Re aislado del mundo
Que te manden a pelear para rusia
Literalmente la primera vez que alguien de tu familia sale del pais
Y de la nada ves una cosa voladora, casi alien yendo directo hacia vos
#Syria's longest prisoner, Raghid Tatari, freed tonight after 43 years in prison. His "crime" was the winning against Hafez's son Bassel in a equestrian competition.
With russia now in control of the Georgian government, all Russian things will be inflicted on the good people of Georgia.
If Georgians don't get armed soon, it's going to be decades of this.