No deities and no compassion as A Knight's War earmarks a limited theatrical release in Canada.

No deities and no compassion as A Knight's War earmarks a limited theatrical release in Canada.

      Black Fawn Distribution has secured the rights to A Knight’s War, a medieval fantasy that follows a knight on a quest to rescue the soul of a prophesized Chosen One, who may ultimately cause the world's destruction instead of saving it. The film, which was recently made available on Dread in the US, is set for a limited theatrical release in Canada next month. Take a look at the trailer and the initial images below.

      Directed by Matthew Ninaber (Death Valley), the film features Ninaber himself, along with Jeremy Ninaber (Transference) and Kristen Kaster (If I Should Die). The official synopsis states:

      Bhodie, a knight of questionable lineage but steadfast loyalty, embarks on a dangerous mission to enter the treacherous territory of the fallen and retrieve the tainted soul of the chosen one. When he arrives, he strikes a deal with the dark gatekeeper of the realm, committing to a daunting journey filled with battles against witches, demons, barbarians, and the menacing forces of hell. As he draws nearer to his goal, Bhodie struggles with inner turmoil, caught between his obligation to save the chosen one and the realization that her return might lead to humanity's downfall.

      After its theatrical release, A Knight’s War will come out on Blu-ray in the spring and will debut on the Super Channel in the summer. The film is produced by Epic Pictures and High Rise Studio Entertainment.

      “This is the second film we've collaborated on with Black Fawn, and they were involved from the very start, when A Knight’s War was just an idea,” Ninaber remarked. “This is a story I felt compelled to tell—I literally bled for this movie. We faced enormous challenges and created something truly remarkable. I’m not sure we could replicate this feat, but I extend my gratitude to Black Fawn Distribution and the Epic team. Many people said this film wouldn’t happen, but they had faith in us.”

      “When you're dealing with a project as ambitious as this, it’s essential to present a complete and captivating vision on screen,” stated C.F. Benner, Operations Manager of Black Fawn Distribution. “We believe High Rise Studio has achieved this with A Knight’s War, which is why they continue to be innovators in the Canadian film industry.”

      “Matt Ninaber and his team never fail to impress me,” said Chad Archibald, president of Black Fawn Distribution. “The world they have built with their available resources truly demonstrates how relentless passion can drive the creation of the extraordinary. They have produced something genuinely unique and inspiring with A Knight’s War, making it worth seeing on the largest screen possible.”

      A Knight’s War will have a limited theatrical release in March throughout Canada.

      Ricky Church – Follow me on Bluesky for more movie news and discussions.

No deities and no compassion as A Knight's War earmarks a limited theatrical release in Canada. No deities and no compassion as A Knight's War earmarks a limited theatrical release in Canada. No deities and no compassion as A Knight's War earmarks a limited theatrical release in Canada. No deities and no compassion as A Knight's War earmarks a limited theatrical release in Canada. No deities and no compassion as A Knight's War earmarks a limited theatrical release in Canada. No deities and no compassion as A Knight's War earmarks a limited theatrical release in Canada. No deities and no compassion as A Knight's War earmarks a limited theatrical release in Canada. No deities and no compassion as A Knight's War earmarks a limited theatrical release in Canada. No deities and no compassion as A Knight's War earmarks a limited theatrical release in Canada. No deities and no compassion as A Knight's War earmarks a limited theatrical release in Canada. No deities and no compassion as A Knight's War earmarks a limited theatrical release in Canada.

Other articles

The 12 Most Engaging Prison Films Ever Created The 12 Most Engaging Prison Films Ever Created These prison films are intriguing. Do you understand? NYC Weekend Viewing: Vincent Gallo, Dutchman, Wild at Heart, and More NYC Weekend Viewing: Vincent Gallo, Dutchman, Wild at Heart, and More NYC Weekend Watch is our weekly compilation of repertory selections. Roxy Cinema features Vincent Gallo's work as a writer, director, and/or star in Buffalo '66, Trouble Every Day, and The Brown Bunny, all presented on 35mm film. Additionally, a print of Twilight will be shown on Sunday. Museum of Modern Art is screening Dutchman and We Are Universal in a two-for-one presentation. Japan Society offers a collection of six films by Nobuhiko. 15 Stars from the 1970s Who Continue to Thrive Today 15 Stars from the 1970s Who Continue to Thrive Today These 15 icons from the 1970s are still thriving, including Harrison Ford, who appears this week in the newest Marvel hit, Captain America: Brave New World. Robert Pattinson discloses the start date for production of The Batman Part II. Robert Pattinson discloses the start date for production of The Batman Part II. Batman fans have experienced a lengthy wait, as Matt Reeves’ The Batman Part II has encountered multiple changes to its release schedule, with the most recent delay moving it to October 1st, 2027. Following this latest postponement, the pressing question has been when production will start, and we might finally have an answer […] Take an exclusive first glance at Marvel's Star Wars: Legacy of Vader #2. Take an exclusive first glance at Marvel's Star Wars: Legacy of Vader #2. Earlier this month, Marvel Comics debuted its ongoing series, Star Wars: Legacy of Vader, set in the Sequel Trilogy era. Now, we have an exclusive sneak peek at the upcoming chapter with a first look at issue #2; take a look below… A JOURNEY BACK TO TATOOINE! KYLO REN searches for the home planet of his [...] Exclusive Trailer for Denis Côté’s Paul Depicts Dealing with Depression Through Tidying Up Exclusive Trailer for Denis Côté’s Paul Depicts Dealing with Depression Through Tidying Up Building an intriguing filmography through his unwavering, personal character examinations, Canadian director Denis Côté presents Paul this year, a new documentary set to debut in the Panorama Dokumente section of Berlinale 2025. The film follows the submissive "Cleaning Simp Paul," who engages in housework for assertive women as a means to deal with his depression, and we are delighted to

No deities and no compassion as A Knight's War earmarks a limited theatrical release in Canada.

Black Fawn Distribution has obtained A Knight’s War, a medieval fantasy that centers on a knight tasked with saving the soul of a prophesied Chosen One, who might instead bring about the world's destruction instead of its salvation. The film, which was recently launched on Dread in the US, will have a brief theatrical release […]