Irati

8th century. The old pagan religions are extinguished giving way to a predominant Christianity throughout Europe. Faced with the attack of Charlemagne's army crossing the Pyrenees, the leader of the valley asks an ancient goddess for help. Thanks to a blood pact agreed with the deity, he manages to defeat the enemy by giving his life in exchange, but first, he makes his son Eneko promise that he will protect and lead his people in the new era. Many years later, Eneko decides to face that promise with a mission: recover the body of his father buried in a pagan way next to Charlemagne's treasure. Despite his Christian faith, enlist the help of Irati, an enigmatic pagan from the area. The two young people will enter a strange and inhospitable forest where "everything that has a name exists".

This is the second feature film by Paul Urkijo Alijo after 'Errementari' and has a cast made up of Edurne Azkarate, Eneko Sagardoy, Itziar Ituño, Nagore Aranburu, Elena Ruíz, Iosu Eguskiza, Kepa Errasti, Iñaki Beraetxe, Iñigo Aranbarri, Ramón Agirre, Look at Tirapu, Aitor Barandiaran and Gaizka Txamizo. It is produced by Bainet Zinema, Ikusgarri Films, Kilima Media and ETB, while distribution in Spain is handled by Filmax.

It is based on the graphic novel 'El Ciclo de Irati' by J. L. Landa and J. Muñoz, as well as other Basque legends and historical events such as the Battle of Roncesvalles.

• Fantasy
• Adventure