Age of the Dragons 2011

In a world where dragons supply vitriol, Captain Ahab leads a hunt for the White Dragon that scarred him and killed his family. Harpooner Ishmael and his friend Queequeg join the crew, while Ahab’s adopted daughter Rachel commands the vessel. In the dragon’s lair Ahab’s motives emerge, forcing Rachel to choose between his revenge or a new life with Ishmael.

In a world where dragons supply vitriol, Captain Ahab leads a hunt for the White Dragon that scarred him and killed his family. Harpooner Ishmael and his friend Queequeg join the crew, while Ahab’s adopted daughter Rachel commands the vessel. In the dragon’s lair Ahab’s motives emerge, forcing Rachel to choose between his revenge or a new life with Ishmael.

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Harpooner [Corey Sevier] joins captain [Danny Glover] aboard the armored Pequod, a landbound vessel built to chase dragons across a sunlit, myth-rich realm. The seven-strong crew ostensibly hunts the precious vitriol, a volatile liquid housed inside the fire-breathing winged beasts that powers their world.

Ishmael comes to learn that Ahab’s mission is driven by a deep vendetta against the great white dragon—the colossal creature that scarred him decades ago, left him injured, and claimed his sister’s life. Forced to shelter from the sun due to his burn wounds, Ahab pursues dragons with a relentless, almost fanatical zeal, with a particular emphasis on the white one.

A romance blooms between Ishmael and Rachel, [Sofia Pernas], Ahab’s adopted daughter, which sparks tension with the hotheaded Flask [Larry Bagby] and complicates loyalties aboard the ship.

In the dragon’s lair, secrets surface and Rachel faces a crucible: follow Ahab on his dark quest or seek a new life with Ishmael. She chooses the latter.

The final confrontation centers on Ahab’s spear, tethered to his foot, catching on the White Dragon’s neck. The creature lifts away with a screaming Ahab, then hurls him against a rock pillar and silences him. The white dragon escapes into the distance, carrying Ahab’s lifeless body with it.

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Age of the Dragons (Official Trailer)

Age of the Dragons Official Trailer - In cinemas 4th March 2011 - Danny Glover, Vinnie Jones

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La Era De Los Dragones Age of the Dragons - Die Jagd nach dem weißen Drachen Curse of the Dragons 에이지 오브 드래곤 Эра драконов A Era dos Dragões En tiempo de dragones Věk draků Sárkányok kora עידן הדרקונים エイジ・オブ・ザ・ドラゴン Ерата на драконите عصر اژدها 驯龙战 Ера драконів Era smoków

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