Ich bin ja vom zeitlichen Aspekt sehr angetan.

Sie könnten Dich als Expertin dazuziehen!

Vom Thema her würde mich der Film ja sehr interessieren. , wenn die Mönche bloß nicht bärtig sind :hoff:

Wer weiß .
Ein Mönch- Richard wollte doch immer schon mal eine Glatze- vielleicht fängt er hier klein mit Tonsur an?

Mich würde die Vollglatze oder Tonsur wahrscheinlich eher schocken ... Aber ...

Mich würde die Vollglatze oder Tonsur wahrscheinlich eher schocken ... Aber ...

Mal eine ganz dumme Frage: Hatten die Mönche zu der Zeit alle Tonsur oder Vollglatze? Ich habe absolut keine Ahnung und hatte noch keinen Gedanken daran verschwendet, dass er frisurtechnisch "erfinderisch" werden müsste, sollte er einen Mönch spielen.

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonsur

Die Antwort lautet "ja". Es war die absolut übliche Art und Weise der Haartracht für einen Mönch im MA. Und - es gibt tatsächlich Schauspieler, die sahen sehr, sehr, sehr gut aus mit der Mönchstonsur!

NPP 2012 Project: Pilgrimage



26 September 2012


Producer Conor Barry of Dublin-based SP Films arrives at the 2012 Netherlands Production Platform €25,000 richer after a successful application for MEDIA single project development support for his project Pilgrimage. The film, written by Jamie Hannigan and to be directed by Brendan Muldowney, is budgeted at €4 million and tells of how a group of 13th Century monks must escort a sacred relic across an Irish landscape fraught with peril. Prior to the MEDIA injection, Barry had secured €38,000 development funding from the Irish Film Board.

"We have always worked in an area that is quite dark and where people end up doing the wrong things for the right reasons," Barry explains of his film which will be shot in English, Irish, French and Latin, as well as 13th Century Gaelic. "That whole world of pilgrimage with aspects of faith, the church, and that political imbroglio over there at the time - it's a really interesting backdrop to the tell that story."

On the face of it, religious devotion in the Dark Ages is not a subject that many European filmmakers have plundered for source material. Barry, however, defines the film very neatly within genre terms and identifies very unique selling points that he believes makes the project suitable for co-production.

"While it is a story about 13th Century monks in Ireland, on another level it actually fits a template," he comments. "It is very straightforward in terms of an action/adventure story and also it is a very simple, almost mythical, western in terms of a group of people bound together with an objective to achieve a purpose. So it kind of fits into genre definition on one level and from an audience point of view I think it is quite definable who he audience should be for this.

"At the end of the day this is a historical period action story. They might be monks fighting but that still fits into the broad church of action adventure. And specifically there is the mystique of religion and Celtic mythology, and there are audiences who have a very strong interest in that."