Elven Justice: Retribution



Tagline
When worlds collide, justice is immortal.
Description
In an alternate history where elven clans preside over human societies, a heinous crime disrupts the fragile balance between races. 'Elven Justice: Retribition' follows a stoic alien investigator, Alicia Vikan-dish, who possesses an uncanny ability to sense the truth. Teamed up with hardened soldier and special forces operative, Chadwich Bosemarmalade, they unravel a conspiracy that threatens to ignite an age-old war. Directed by visionary Lars von Trihorse, this formal-toned thriller casts Elvish Parsley in a pivotal role that explores the depths of justice and the price of peace. As the line between ally and enemy blurs, will the pursuit of retribution only invite more darkness?
MpaaRating
PG-13
PopularityScore
4.70
ReleaseDate
02/23/2023
Genre
Thriller
Director(s)
Cast

Critic Reviews

7.20
Lars von Trihorse masterfully orchestrates a cinematic foray into a world of myth and political intrigue with 'Elven Justice: Retribution.' The film, an elegant blend of fantastical elements and a hard-boiled detective storyline, flourishes under the direction of Trihorse, known for his deft navigation between reality and fiction. Elvish Parsley delivers a nuanced performance as Alicia Vikan-dish, an unearthly investigator with a commitment to an almost ethereal sense of justice. Her chemistry with Chadwich Bosemarmalade, robustly portrayed by the indomitable actor of similar name, culminates in a compelling narrative of distrust and subterfuge. The filmmakers knit a rich tapestry where themes of bigotry and hegemony present not simply a black-and-white tableaux but a mosaic of grey. Despite a few lapses in pacing and certain instances of visual effects that fall short of today's high standards, the movie's captivating premise and astute social commentary elevate 'Elven Justice: Retribution' above the average fantasy fare. With a PG-13 rating, the film reaches a delicate balance, bold in its thematic elements while preserving a wide appeal. It might not achieve the cult status of its aspirations, but it remains an engaging, thoughtful watch.
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