Camelot: Gawain and the Green Knight

One of the oldest stories in the Arthurian legends is the legend of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. On New Year's Day, a green-skinned knight arrives in the kingdom of Camelot, dressed from head to toe in green, with an axe in his hand. He challenges the assembled people: anyone can behead him with the axe, but a year and a day later they must take revenge. Sir Gawain, the Knight of the Round Table, does not wait for King Arthur to answer the challenge, but undertakes the test. However, the Green Knight does not die when Gawain takes his head, but reminds him of his vow. The knight does not want to become a traitor and after a year he sets off on a journey to find the Green Knight. Along the way, he must endure the greatest tests of purity and courage, chivalry and love... Not recommended for children under 12 - NFT/23422/2016